The Miami Herald Editorial Board wrote on September 18, 2019 about illegal condominium transfer fees after the Plaza 851 Brickell settlement. The editorial quoted attorney Aaron Resnick, who represented the plaintiffs, explaining that associations had historically charged undisclosed fees and that renters often paid them because they needed housing quickly.
- Publication: Miami Herald
- Headline: “If a condo association is cheating you, the state should have your back. Too bad it doesn't | Editorial”
- Date: September 18, 2019
- Aaron Resnick's part: identified Aaron Resnick as plaintiffs' counsel
“Associations have historically charged these fees to fatten their coffers even though they don't disclose them.”
Aaron Resnick, quoted in the Miami Herald, September 18, 2019
Was Aaron Resnick Named by the Miami Herald?
Yes. The Miami Herald identified Aaron Resnick as plaintiffs' counsel.
What Did the Miami Herald Publish, and When?
The Miami Herald published “If a condo association is cheating you, the state should have your back. Too bad it doesn't | Editorial” on September 18, 2019.
What the Story Covered
A Miami Herald editorial discussed condominium associations charging transfer and application fees above Florida's statutory limit and the Plaza 851 Brickell class action. The editorial identified Aaron Resnick as counsel for the plaintiffs, described the association's fee practices and criticized weak state enforcement. It quoted Aaron Resnick explaining that associations had historically collected undisclosed fees and that renters often paid because they needed housing quickly.
Where Can I Read the Original Story?
Read the original at Miami Herald.
More From the Record
See Aaron Resnick's press coverage, Aaron Resnick and Icon Brickell Condo Association Settles $762,500 Case.
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