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Are Your Vendors' Vehicles Insured?
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Keeping Insurance Costs in Check
Do your insurance policies really cover everything?
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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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Plug All Possible Holes in Your Licensing Agreement
You can't be too careful when it comes to access requests.
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What Lies Ahead: Professional Services
Engineers, accountants and insurance brokers look ahead to future challenges facing boards.
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What Does a Hard Insurance Market Mean for Co-op Boards?
A hard insurance market can mean higher premiums and more headaches for co-op and condo boards.
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Co-op/Condo Board Strategy – Dealing with Shareholder Leaks
What unexpected issues might appear when dealing with a shareholder's leak problem?
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Who Should Guarantee What?
The indemnification clause in your contracts can keep you out of court.
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When an Insurer Won’t Pay, a Challenge Is Possible
Certain kinds of leaks are the responsibility of the insurance company to pay – even if they fight back.
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When Your Building's Master Policy Falls Short
The lowdown on loss assessment coverage.
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