Will Sleeth 
Virginia Community Association Law Blog Editor

Mr. Sleeth serves as the chair of Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani’s Community Associations (HOA, Condo & Development) Team, practicing out of the firm’s Williamsburg and Richmond offices. Mr. Sleeth represents a wide variety of community associations all across Virginia, ranging in size from small neighborhood associations to large-scale associations with thousands of members. He also represents regional and large-scale national developers in the creation and establishment of community associations and planned communities of all shapes and sizes. In addition to serving as the editor of the Virginia Community Association Law Blog, Mr. Sleeth has written and published extensively in the fields of real estate and community association law, and his articles have been featured in some of the leading trade industry journals and legal publications. He is also a frequent speaker at events sponsored by CAI (the Community Associations Institute) and local governments.

Office: Williamsburg, Richmond

Education:

  • J.D., William and Mary School of Law, 2008, Law Review
  • B.A., Political Science, magna cum laude, Wheaton College, 2005

For more information about Mr. Sleeth, please visit his biography.

Brett Herbert

Brett is an experienced community association attorney, practicing out of the firm’s Williamsburg office. Brett represents a wide variety of community associations, ranging in size from small neighborhood associations to large-scale associations. Brett advises community associations on their general legal matters, as well as in litigation matters involving covenant enforcement actions and collections actions.

Office: Williamsburg

Education:

  • J.D.William and Mary School of Law2013Business Law Review
  • B.A.Government and HistoryUniversity of Virginia2010

For more information about Mr. Herbert, please visit his biography.

Gregory Bean

Greg is an attorney in the firm’s Williamsburg office who represents community associations across the state in consultation and litigation matters. He has been representing community associations for the bulk of his legal career. He has also represented banks and financial institutions in foreclosure actions related to unpaid community association assessments.

Office: Williamsburg

Education:

  • J.D.William & Mary School of Law2010
  • B.S.HistoryBrigham Young University2007Suma cum laude

For more information about Mr. Bean, please visit his biography.