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Leilani Community Association board discusses legal bills, outside counsel and member requests to pay directors’ attorneys
Summary
At the Aug. 14 meeting the board reviewed ongoing legal representation and legal bills, discussed why the association is in 'lawsuit limbo,' and heard public support for paying attorneys for two directors; the July 10 minutes were approved 6-0.
The Leilani Community Association Board reviewed its current legal representation and recent legal bills during the Aug. 14 meeting, with officers outlining why the association remains in what was described as "lawsuit limbo." The board also recorded approval of the July 10, 2025 minutes, 6-0. The President described recent developments in the association's legal posture and said the board has engaged new legal counsel to manage ongoing matters.
During open forum, several members raised related concerns about attorney selection and legal costs. Sara Wagner said she supports using association funds to pay for legal representation for board members Rod Kindel and Al Morrow. Community members also asked whether the association can halt ongoing litigation; residents Nancy and others asked for clarity on options but no formal motion to change legal strategy was recorded.
