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Righting past wrongs: Utah and Connecticut simplify removal of discriminatory covenants

Ungrated

Community associations in Utah and Connecticut can now use a streamlined process to invalidate racially restrictive provisions contained in governing documents or in individual deeds of homes. Laws similar to the ones in Utah and Connecticut have passed in Washington state, Florida, and Maryland in recent years.

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Statement On Governor Cox’s Veto Of Utah SB 228

InternetAssociation

The internet industry shares Utah policymakers goals of a safe and open internet, but this flawed legislation was a solution worse than the problem. We appreciate the Governor’s thoughtful approach to his final decision.”. ###.

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Utah Restaurant Association to Cyclists: Skip the Drive-Thru

Associations Now

Both the state’s legislature and the Utah Restaurant Association (URA) have weighed in. “We could not work a compromise with Salt Lake City that would prevent us from having higher insurance costs and higher risk associated,” Sine testified before the Utah House’s Political Subdivisions Committee.

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What Is ADPPA And How Could It Affect Associations?

Multiview

This is especially true as it comes at a time when five out of the fifty United States (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, and Virginia) have their own data privacy laws.

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Statement On The Passage of Utah’s Electronic Free Speech Amendments Bill

InternetAssociation

Washington, DC – Internet Association’s Senior Vice President of State Government Affairs Robert Callahan released the following statement urging Governor Cox to veto Utah’s Electronic Free Speech Amendments Bill (SB 228): . “By We strongly encourage Governor Cox to veto SB 228.”. ###.

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Five Years Post-GDPR, Data Privacy Even More Important

Associations Now

Three more states—Colorado, Connecticut, and Utah—have passed privacy laws that will go into effect later this year. Much has changed in the landscape since GDPR, including Brazil’s General Law for the Protection of Personal Data in 2020 and China’s Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) in 2021.

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HOA Immunity from COVID-19 Liability (UT)

All the Blogs

Utah HOAs can breathe a little easier because associations are now protected generally from lawsuits and claims relating to COVID-19.

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