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2-Minute Drill Weekly Tweets for 2011-06-10

  • App Friday: the favorite iPad apps of John Tarley (@tarleyrobinson)
  • AZ jury to decide HOA issue-Is a metal sculpture of a saguaro wearing sunglasses, holding an electric guitar unsightly? #
  • Law firm launches recruiting program that tests 3L practical skills before hiring-Online exercises during academic year http://flpbd.it/D84I #
  • RT @meebpc: Dealing with the dysfunctional #condominium http://t.co/46YkNbk via @BostonUpdate #
  • Va. State Bar Annual Meeting next week at Va. Beach. Hope to see some of you there! http://ow.ly/1tCLW8 #
  • PA judge rules against HOA’s efforts against an owner’s pool – HOA set precedent by allowing others to install pools. #
  • Assembly reconvenes but election of judges unlikely Bad news for many Virginians expecting better from legislators. #
  • Federal Lawsuit in Eastern District of Virginia-HOA challenges exclusive telecommunications made by developer contract. #
  • Attorney James J. Knicely of Williamsburg Is Recognized for Tradition of Excellence http://ow.ly/1tCLNz #
  • TR blog post from December ’10 – No Smokin’ in the Condo??? How can that be enforceable? http://ow.ly/1tCLHc #
  • New: Do you Really have Independent Contractors? RT @constructionlaw #
  • Nearly 19% of mortgaged properties in Richmond area are underwater (via @rtdnews). Housing market continues to struggle #
  • Reopen Quarterpath Road – City Council meeting today at 2:00 #
  • Hampton Circuit Court – city backs funding for new project – safety concerns prevail. http://t.co/2SMo5Bv #
  • Make plans to attend New Town’s After Hours Concert Series this summer! http://newtownafterhours.org/ #
  • Blog Post: Can HOAs suspend pool privileges to collect unpaid assessments? #
  • Don’t Have $5M? 50 Reasons to Get Estate Plan Anyway . RT @SZucker #
  • HOA foreclosures are rare, but possible – Arizona HOA forecloses on its lien #
  • In litigation, you can’t always get what you want (especially if you don’t ask): It’s a fundamental rule in Virg.. #
  • York County homeowners can get $1,500 rebate on energy efficient improvements #
  • Not a good sign: Number of ‘underwater’ mortgages grows in Hampton Roads #
  • Security concerns at Hampton courthouse include jailed prisoners pass thru public corridors to court #
  • Report cites security issues at Hampton courthouse. Hearing today to discuss bond issue to build new courthouse #
  • Can HOAs suspend pool privileges to collect unpaid assessments?: As summer begins and the temperature rises, peo… http://bit.ly/lZwE8K #
  • How should you open your next blog post? 10 Tips http://ow.ly/1tz1Bs #
  • Alabama HOA holds storm recovery meeting – WAFF.com: North Alabama News- http://t.co/m2eKD69 RT @AmberPrprtyMgmt #
  • Proposed rule from NC bar seeks to regulate attorneys’ use of the cloud. RT @SCartierLiebel: “it’s nonsensical.” http://ow.ly/1tycPh #
  • Nevada Bill to cap collection fees when HOA bills are past due stays alive http://tiny.ly/f63J RT @hoasoftware #
  • Blog Post: Using a company computer to email your attorney may be a bad idea #
  • RT @SZucker “Estate Planning Post of the Week” . Look for a post every Friday. #
  • Litigating Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Claims when insurer denies coverage http://bit.ly/mbiVgV RT @constructionlaw #
  • Bad news on the legal job market. Class of 2010 faced worst market since the 90’s. http://bit.ly/l2TORS RT @jmhowell84 #
  • Residential contractors in Virginia switch from home building to home repairs on foreclosure properties #

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John Tarley

John Tarley

John is the firm's managing partner and chairs the firm's small business, zoning, and litigation practice areas.

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