This insurance policy, also known as the condo association insurance policy, master condo policy, HOA master insurance policy, or HOA condo insurance, provides coverage for damages to shared areas in your building or complex, including lobbies, elevators, swimming pools, tennis courts, and the building's exterior. Moreover, it ensures liability protection for the condo association in the event of any injuries that occur on the premises. Our sweet spot is associations between 2 and 1,000 units.
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The maintenance of the interior of their units is the responsibility of individual residents. On the other hand, the condo association is responsible for safeguarding the rest of the building, including the exterior. Should the roof or siding be damaged by a storm or other natural disaster, the condo association's insurance policy will probably cover the repair costs.
If someone slips, falls, or is injured in your building’s lobby and decides to sue, who’s liable for the ensuingciation’s master policy likely includes liability protection for such an incident. legal expenses? Your condo asso
Workers' compensation insurance, provides wage replacement and medical benefits to employees who get injured while on the job. In return, employees give up their right to sue their employer for negligence.
Similarly, homeowners association workers' comp insurance operates in the same way, with the HOA being the employer in this case. Some might question the need for workers' comp in HOAs because they don't directly employ workers. However, even an HOA with just a functioning board and a management company will still require this type of insurance.
Condo association directors are required to adhere to all relevant laws, enforce the association’s regulations, safeguard community assets, and collect fees. With such a wide range of duties and responsibilities, there is ample room for mistakes on the part of board members. Consequently, disputes may arise, and condo owners may take legal action against them. Community Association Directors and Officers Insurance, or D&O Insurance, provides protection to COA board members from these allegations or lawsuits filed by homeowners.
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Absolutely! Condo association directors are required to comply with all applicable laws, enforce the association’s regulations, safeguard community assets, and collect fees. Given the extensive scope of their duties and responsibilities, board members have ample room for potential mistakes. Consequently, disputes may arise, and condo owners may initiate legal action against them. Community Association Directors and Officers Insurance, or D&O Insurance, offers robust protection for COA board members against these allegations or lawsuits from homeowners.
It's important to protect the association from liability. Workers' compensation can cover injuries to anyone working at the property, including board members, unit owners, volunteers, and uninsured contractors. This coverage applies to activities such as gardening, lawn care, snow removal, and spring clean-up. If someone gets injured, the association could be responsible for their medical expenses, and workers' compensation can help cover those costs.
In general, board members are not personally liable if they follow the law and the association's governance documents, Act in the association's interest, and Follow the correct procedures. Board members are protected under the D&O policy.
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