Partner Michael S. Karpoff to Speak at the 37th Annual Community Association Law Seminar

The attorney/client privilege is the oldest privilege protecting communications and has been well-developed by the law. Yet when the client is a membership organization such as a community association, there can be a great deal of confusion. Every attorney who represents associations needs to understand the reach and limits of the privilege and related confidentiality issues. This session will improve such understanding and is particularly pertinent to attorneys for whom organizational representation is new.

Michael S. Karpoff is a partner in the Princeton, N.J. office of Hill Wallack LLP and is a member of the firm’s Community Association Group and the firm’s Professional Licensing and Regulation practice group. Mr. Karpoff is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a civil trial attorney and oversees the Community Association Group’s litigation. He has served as lead counsel for numerous plaintiffs in construction defect cases during the past 25 years.In addition to community association law and litigation, Mr. Karpoff concentrates his practice in administrative law including professional and occupational licensing and regulation, construction code and zoning matters.