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Insurane Trustees
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Homeowner's Insurance
Have you seen clients get into trouble because of lapsed insurance policies?
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Managing Multiple Insurance Claims
It pays to work with a public adjuster when juggling multiple policies paying for multiple fixes.
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Don’t Be Afraid to Switch Insurance Carriers
The No. 1 fear of changing insurance carriers might be that boards are afraid of the inspection.
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After the Fire: Claim Clarification
Giving residents the information they need – in person – is good business.
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The Scaffold Law Strikes Again
A worker injured in a common area – claim denied.
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The Importance of the Personal Touch
Insurance renewals for huge condo complex came with a unique set of challenges.
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Pick Your Policy
The insurance broker’s biggest challenge is to try to educate boards and their managing agents on proper protection.
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Better Safe Than Liable
Workers' compensation insurance is necessary even if a building has no employees.
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Never Rely on Someone Else’s Insurance
Water damage is the top insurance claim that we see in residential buildings.
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