Should Your Board Carry D&O? Protecting Decisions Made in Good Faith

Should Every Co-op and Condo Board Carry D&O?
Every board understands that having adequate umbrella liability insurance for their building or HOA is mandatory - that's a given. But many boards don't carry Directors & Officers policies, or 'D&O,' which protects the board as a body and board members individually from claims made as a result of board decisions...as long as those decisions have been made in good faith. In this clip, a co-op/condo attorney outlines the importance of D&O coverage, and the possible consequences of skipping it. 

Related Articles

Hot Legal & Insurance Topics of 2023: What Managers & Board Members Need to Know to Protect Their Communities

Hot Legal & Insurance Topics of 2023: What Managers & Board Members Need to Know to Protect Their Communities

2023 NJ Cooperator Expo Seminar Sponsored by: PeopleFirst Property & Casualty/Stark & Stark Attorneys at Law

Insurance concept, Businessman holding red umbrella on falling rain with protect with icon business, health, financial, life, family, accident and logistics  insurance on city background

Insurance in the Multifamily Setting

Knowing Who Covers What is Key

Are You Covered?

Adequate Community Insurance Coverage

How Much is Enough?

Q&A: A Tree Grows in Bergen

Q&A: A Tree Grows in Bergen

Q&A: A Tree Grows in Bergen

Mediation as conflict compromise and solution management tiny person concept. Disagreement and fight communication settlement with help from third party vector illustration. Business deal conversation

Conflict Management

How to Handle When Things Get Out of Hand

Human hand hold banner, placard with word Yes, No. Test question, choice, dispute, vote concept

The Board Approval Process

Staying On the Right Side of the Law