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Webinar: Legal Fee Chargebacks: Now What?

Webinar: Legal Fee Chargebacks: Now What?

Webinar: Legal Fee Chargebacks: Now What?

The law governing legal fee chargebacks has changed, and condo corporations must now rethink how corporations recover legal expenses.

Inaugural
STACK Webinar !

When:      September 16, 2026 | 12:00–1:00 p.m.
Where:     Online and only at STACK
CPE Accredited: 1 hour
Speakers:  Rod Escayola, Jason Rivait, Josh Milgrom

For years, Amlani re-shaped how condo corporations approached the recovery of enforcement-related legal costs. Despite subsequent court decisions, uncertainty remained about when legal fees could be added to an owner’s common expenses – and collected through a lien.

The recent decision in Chiarelli has now confirmed the altered legal landscape.

Join STACK Condo Law partners Rod Escayola, Jason Rivait and Josh Milgrom for a practical discussion about what these decisions mean for condo corporations and managers.

We will cover:

  • What Amlani said about legal fee chargebacks;
  • How subsequent decisions muddied the waters;
  • What Chiarelli has now clarified;
  • Why the wording of your indemnity provisions (still) matters;
  • What can and cannot be added as a common expense;
  • When can legal fees be added to common expenses;
  • The risks associated with liening legal fees;
  • The role of court and CAT orders in cost recovery; and
  • How corporations should update their enforcement and collection practices.

The rules have changed. Make sure your corporation’s chargeback practices have changed with them.

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