Eugene Luncheon - Notices Q&A

Join us for an engaging and informative luncheon featuring Leah Sykes, attorney from Andor Law with extensive expertise in multifamily housing legal matters. Leah will answer your pressing questions about creating, delivering, and enforcing resident notices in multifamily housing communities.

This session will provide practical insights and legal guidance on key topics, such as:

• Compliance requirements for notices, including legal timelines and content.
• Best practices for addressing lease violations, non-payment of rent, and other common issues.
• Tailoring notices to align with fair housing laws and minimize potential liability.
• Strategies to maintain clear communication and positive resident relationships.

Whether you're a property manager, landlord, or corporate multifamily housing professional, this is an excellent opportunity to gain clarity on complex issues and leave with actionable tips to enhance your community management practices.

Don’t miss this chance to network with peers and learn from a leading expert in multifamily housing law. Reserve your spot today!

*Question(s) should be submitted in advance, when ticket is purchased

2.0 CEU

Multifamily NW Welcomes: Leah Sykes, Andor Law

Leah Sykes is owner and partner in the Litigation practice group at Andor Law. Ms. Sykes serves housing providers in all legal aspects of property management with a special focus on education and fair housing discrimination defense.Ms. Sykes takes a hands-on approach, advising clients in both the non-profit and for-profit housing markets, with a great depth of knowledge of the interplay between federal, state and local agencies and regulations. She has expanded her strong litigation background to include preventative methodologies for clients including management, business structure, corporate training and advising the industry in legislative matters.Ms. Sykes travels regularly to educate clients, trade organizations and the housing provider industry. In 2015, Ms. Sykes established an annual educational “Fair Housing Fair” in conjunction with Multifamily Northwest and regularly collaborates with other housing organizations and advocates regarding organizational best practices.Proudly Canadian, Ms. Sykes has great empathy for the plight of immigrant women and has volunteered as an advocate for immigrant women. Ms. Sykes was admitted to the Oregon State Bar in 2002, the Washington State Bar in 2016 and graduated from Lewis and Clark College of Law in Portland, Oregon with an entrance scholarship. She also received a scholarship and a Bachelor of Arts from Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada.

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