HOA / Condo Association Attorney (Board Representation)

Note: Experienced HOA / Condo Association Attorneys Only — This Is Not an Entry-Level Role

We are actively recruiting an attorney with proven experience representing condominium associations, homeowner associations, and boards. This role is exclusively board-side representation—not unit-owner advocacy.

If you already represent associations (or have in the past) and are looking for a platform that rewards experience, independence, and client relationships, keep reading.

This role is best suited for attorneys who already understand association politics, board dynamics, and the realities of HOA decision-making.

The Opportunity

• Compensation commensurate with experience
• Additional bonuses for:
• Self-generated clients
• Bringing existing association clients with you
• High autonomy with firm support
• Long-term growth opportunity for the right attorney

Who This Role Is For

• A true self-starter who does not need supervision
• An attorney who treats board members as long-term business clients—not one-off files
• Someone who is organized, responsive, and detail-oriented
• A professional who understands that HOA clients expect:
• Timely communication
• Clear, practical guidance
• Risk-aware decision-making

Required Experience (Non-Negotiable)

• Prior experience representing:
• Condominium associations
• Homeowner associations
• Boards of directors
• Comfort advising boards on:
• Governance & compliance
• Enforcement & covenant issues
• Vendor, management, and operational disputes
• Owner disputes and board fiduciary obligations
• Board-Level Judgment
• Thick Skin & Professional Demeanor
• Business-Minded
• Strong Written Communication
• Responsiveness Discipline
• Independence & Ownership Mentality
• Relationship Builder

Bonus Compensation

• Origination bonuses for self-generated association clients
• Enhanced compensation if you bring existing HOA/condo clients with you
  
  

If you are currently representing associations—or have done so successfully in the past—and want to be rewarded for your experience and relationships, we want to talk.