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The Boca View Condominium Association has lost another court battle in its long-running fight to prevent a unit owner from exercising her right to inspect its financial records. On Tuesday, a federal judge in West Palm Beach dismissed a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a 2010 Florida law that prohibits condo and homeowner associations from denying record requests they deem ...

The Boca View Condominium Association refused to allow an owner’s lawyer to inspect association records. Now it owes legal fees of $232,170.

What started out as Boca Raton condo owners' efforts to see their association's financial records has spawned dueling accusations of ethical misbehavior by lawyers in the case.

A Boca Raton condo unit owner is asking the court to impose $500-a-day fines to compel the Boca View Condominium Association's governing board to comply with court orders to produce financial records the owner has sought since 2019.

A Boca Raton condo unit owner is asking the court to impose $500-a-day fines to compel the Boca View Condominium Association's governing board to comply with court orders to produce financial records the owner has sought since 2019.

More than three months after a judge ordered the Boca View Condominium Association to let a unit owner or her representative inspect the property’s financial records, the condo board still hasn’t opened its books and instead is challenging the ruling.

A Boca View Condominium owner seeking access to the association's financial records won at trial on Tuesday when a judge shot down nearly all of the arguments raised by the governing board and its attorneys from the Becker law firm.

Boca View Condominium Association, the board backed by the powerful Becker law firm, is defending its decision to deny a unit owner's authorized representative access to financial records in an ongoing trial in Palm Beach County. Boca View recently secured a $395,554 judgment against a unit owner who asked to inspect its records in 2016.

A rapacious law firm and a tyrannical condo board president bankrupt a woman who wanted to see board financial records, as is her right under law. The Legislature must stop this madness.

A reader finds it "frightening" that a condo unit owner gets stuck with a $400,000 legal bill simply for seeking condo association records.