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Insufficient Insurance Costs Association LOTS!!!

By Daniel Miske on November 16, 2022

Posted in Governing Documents, Insurance, Litigation

Money on Fire

Insurance policy language generally insures only what the condominium documents provide, not what state laws require. Having insufficient insurance can cost associations LOTS.
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