Presented by Lydia Peirce Linsmeier, Allison Preston, Joshua Bolen
Are barking dogs driving residents nuts? Is a ball python a typical household pet? How do you distinguish between an assistance animal and a pet? Come and learn the answers to these questions and more!
The information presented in this seminar is current at the date of publication but may be subject to change. This seminar does not constitute legal advice, please speak with an attorney.
Lydia Peirce Linsmeier, a Partner at the Tempe office, commenced her legal journey as a sole practitioner in animal and equine law, later developing a distinctive practice within community associations that recognizes animals' roles. Within the insurance defense group, Lydia adeptly handles claims in state and federal court, emphasizing general counsel expertise in Arizona community association law. Passionate about fair housing and disability access, she educates associations on these topics, while actively contributing to the State Bar of Arizona Animal Law Section and teaching and writing on animal law issues.
Allison Preston transitioned from real estate and property management to a legal career. Her prior work managing residential rental properties, homeowner associations, and real estate portfolios provides her a unique understanding of both legal intricacies and day-to-day management. With expertise in homeowners' associations, real estate, landlord/tenant, civil litigation, and general business law, Allison effectively bridges legal matters and practical management.
Joshua M. Bolen is a seasoned practitioner in Community Association Law and Business/Employment Law, overseeing comprehensive litigation at CHDB Law. With a track record of successful trials in Arizona at both state and federal levels, including Court of Appeals and the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit and Ninth Circuit, Josh’s commitment to legal education and service is notable. He is also admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of the United States of America. He has held significant roles within the Community Associations Institute (CAI) and currently co-chairs the CAI Legislative Action Committee for community association legislation lobbying in Arizona. Josh is an educator, teaching Community Association Law at the National CAI Law Conference and locally on various legal topics, contributing to the legal community through his engagement with the Firm, CAC-CAI, and AACM. Josh is also a national member of the College of Community Association Lawyers with CAI.
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