Alteration agreements cannot exempt negligent boards from liability.
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Lessor Liability
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Better Safe Than Liable
Workers' compensation insurance is necessary even if a building has no employees.
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Who’s Responsible for Racist Residents?
Boards must intervene in racial conflicts between residents.
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Right to Inspect Books and Records
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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Death and Liability
Death and liability.
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Reaching a “Tripping” Point
Make a record that you’re asking for a condition to be fixed.
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Get Ready for the Snow Suits
When the weather turns frigid, people start slipping – and taking you to court.
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How to Protect Your Online Reputation
Don’t ignore online attacks from dissenters – and don’t hesitate to sue for slander.
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How to Cope with Leak Legalities
After a flood, know what your fiduciary responsibility requires you to replace.
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The Side Job Conundrum
How much can your super legally do for you?
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