After a late-summer hailstorm caused millions of dollars in damage to a Colorado Springs neighborhood, residents expected to face some repair costs – but not the nearly $21,000 bill sent to each family by their homeowner’s association. Schifferdecker’s law firm, Robinson & Henry, is representing the 21 of the 150 Soaring Eagles homeowners in the fight against the townhome association. After filing the insurance claim for the August 2024 hailstorm, the HOA split that deductible among the 150 townhomes. “Just because the HOA didn’t get an insurance price that they liked, to have the deductible that matched, doesn’t mean that it’s impossible,” Schifferdecker said. “That’s the issue with the entire ordeal, is that the HOA had other ways to handle this matter,” he said.