Legal, Insurance, Finance & Construction Risks Facing Associations

HOA & condo boards are being hit from every direction right now: changing laws, rising insurance scrutiny, reserve pressure, construction problems, financing concerns, deferred maintenance, owner disputes, and new questions about how federal housing enforcement may affect emotional support animal accommodation claims. PodCast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2565449/ep... On-Demand, One Hour, One CEU — Available July 21 only, 5:00 AM – 9:00 PM: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/regi... HOA & Condo Hot Topics: Legal, Insurance, Finance, and Construction Risks Boards Can’t Ignore This practical panel discussion was recorded on June 25 and brings together legal, insurance, reserve, engineering, and community association professionals to talk about the issues boards and managers are dealing with right now. We’ll cover: • Legal trends that may increase association risk • Insurance challenges involving coverage, claims, deductibles, building condition, contracts, audits, and cyber coverage • Reserve studies, financing, special assessments, deferred maintenance, and property values • Construction problems that can quickly become legal, insurance, and financial problems • HUD’s recent enforcement memo involving emotional support animal accommodation claims • Why one unresolved issue can become a much larger association crisis Panelists: Elliot M. Engstrom, Esq. Sellers, Ayers, Dortch & Lyons, P.A. [[email protected]] [www.sellersayers.com] Dawn Becker-Durnin, CIRMS Acrisure [[email protected]] [www.acrisure.com] Deborah Gerelli, CIRMS Gerelli Insurance Agency, Inc. [[email protected]] [www.gerelli-insurance.com] Michelle Baldry, PE, PRA, RS Reserve Advisors, Inc. [[email protected]] [www.reserveadvisors.com John LaGumina, Esq. The LaGumina Law Firm, PLLC [[email protected]] [www.laguminalaw.com] Raymond Dickey AssociationHelpNow.com [[email protected]] [www.AssociationHelpNow.com] If you serve on a board, manage associations, advise community associations, or work with HOAs, condos, or co-ops, this is the kind of conversation that helps connect the dots before a small problem becomes a large one. This content does not constitute professional advice. Boards and managers should consult their own attorney, insurance professional, engineer, reserve specialist, accountant, and other qualified professionals before making decisions.