Caroline Record was a member of the faculty for this popular seminar, which was presented for the eleventh consecutive year. A panel of community association practitioners and consultants analyzed key issues faced by community associations, including the efforts of associations to overcome racism and other forms of discrimination and bias within the diverse populations of common interest communities.

Ms. Record lectured on “Overcoming Discrimination and Fostering Inclusion in Communities.” The program agenda also addressed the following issues:

• Born of Necessity, Here to Stay: Remote Meetings and Electronic Elections
• Association Insurance Coverage: Risks, Waivers, and Immunity
• Strategies for Relief: Financial Hardships of Associations and the Liability of Owners
• The Impact of a Pandemic on Association Operations and Management: What to Expect Going Forward
• Neighbor vs. Neighbor: Litigating Odor, Noise, Smoke and Other Disputes
• Cost or Benefit of Returning to the New Normal
• Recent Developments and What the Future Holds – Electric Vehicle Charging Stations, Cannabis, “Radburn” Regulations, Immunity, and more
• Reconciling Social Networking and Attorney Ethics