CIC Midwest News Features Nancy Polomis
Hellmuth & Johnson attorney Nancy Polomis was featured in the Winter 2021 issue of CIC Midwest News. Nancy discusses how to handle collection amidst COVID (full article here). She also reviews if a director can take a leave of absence from the Board of Directors, the full article can be found here. Learn more about […]
Nancy Polomis Quoted in HOALeader.com
Hellmuth & Johnson attorney, Nancy Polomis, discusses various topics with HOALeader.com: Should Your Condo/HOA Agree to Let Your Manager Off the Hook? “I review the standard contracts for all the management companies in the Twin Cities, and they all include these,” reports Nancy Polomis, a partner at Hellmuth & Johnson PLLC in Edina, Minn., whose […]
Phaedra Howard Featured on “Where You Live” Podcast with Gene Sullivan
Hellmuth & Johnson attorney Phaedra Howard was the featured guest on the “Where You Live” weekly podcast with Gene Sullivan, president and CEO of New Concepts Management. Howard discusses questions sent in by listeners. Topics include material alterations of property, insurance coverage and association elections. The podcast airs live every Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. on […]
Nancy Polomis Receives Excellence in Service Vision Award
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – (December 8, 2020) – Hellmuth & Johnson is pleased to announce that Nancy Polomis has received the CAI-MN “Business Partner Excellence in Service” Vision Award. The CAI-MN Vision Awards program recognizes the “best of the best” individuals and companies for their outstanding achievements in the community association industry. Award winners and nominees demonstrate […]
Nancy Polomis Named to Twin Cities Business 2020 Notable Women in Law List
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – (October 22, 2020) – Hellmuth & Johnson is pleased to announce that Nancy Polomis has been recognized by Twin Cities Business as one of 2020’s Notable Women in Law. The list of 24 attorneys features Minnesota law leaders who are helping set legal precedents, winning cases of national significance, founding and managing firms, […]
Phaedra Howard Talks MN Executive Order 20-81 with Gene Sullivan on “Where You Live” Podcast
Hellmuth & Johnson attorney Phaedra Howard was the featured guest on the “Where You Live” weekly podcast with Gene Sullivan, president and CEO of New Concepts Management. Howard discusses Minnesota’s Executive Order 20-81 issued on July 22, 2020 requiring face masks. Topics include the details of the order, where face coverings are required, and consequences for […]
Michael Klemm Appointed Chairman of the Shakopee Chamber of Commerce Public Policy Committee
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – (July 29, 2020) – Hellmuth & Johnson is pleased to announce that attorney Michael D. Klemm has been appointed Chairman of the Public Policy Committee of the Shakopee Chamber of Commerce, effective June 30, 2020. The Public Policy Committee identifies issues, conducts research, and makes recommendations to the Board of Directors to assist […]
MCIOA Amendments with CAI-MN and Attorney Michael Klemm
2020 Amendment to MCIOA Provides New Tools for Amending Old Documents Minnesota Statutes Chapter 515B, the Minnesota Common Interest Ownership Act (“MCIOA”), has been amended to provide several new, practical alternatives for obtaining approval of amendments to the declaration, bylaws, or articles of incorporation of any common interest community in the state of Minnesota. The […]
Phaedra Howard Quoted in HOAleader.com
Hellmuth & Johnson attorney, Phaedra Howard, discusses various topics with HOALeader.com: COVID-19: Which Condo/HOA Amenities and Recreational Facilities Can Remain Open? Few amenities are open among the clients of Phaedra J. Howard, a partner specializing in community association law at Hellmuth & Johnson PLLC in Edina, Minn. But even getting to that point had some bumps. […]
COVID-19 and HOAs: Financial Questions with Phaedra Howard
Hellmuth & Johnson partner, Phaedra Howard, discusses financial questions regarding COVID-19 and HOAs with HOALeader.com: “Before the Minnesota stay-at-home order took place, courts suspended all evictions except those for criminal activity or health and safety issues, such as a tenant who’s a danger to the community,” explains Phaedra J. Howard, a partner specializing in community association law at […]