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Limit Your Liability for Shareholder Repairs
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Insurance Premiums Are Rising, But Coverage Is Falling
Boards need to anticipate insurance increases up to 20%.
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Minimizing Risk
What risks do board members face?
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Too Hot to Handle
Plumbers balk at gas inspections over liability fears.
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Coronavirus Fatigue Is Not an Option
Make room for legal liability issues and routine governance matters.
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Legal Liability
Boards need to protect themselves against the pandemic’s legal fallout.
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Lessor Liability
Alteration agreements cannot exempt negligent boards from 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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