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		By: DEVELOPER TRANSITION FOR MARYLAND CONDOMINIUM ASSOCISTIONS &#38; HOAs – PART II (TRANSITION CHECKLIST) - COWIE LAW GROUP, P.C		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] Review association insurance coverage obtained during the period of developer control. Make sure coverage complies with governing documents, industry standards, and applicable laws (e.g., master policy, property insurance, comprehensive general liability insurance, fidelity insurance, directors and officers/errors and omissions policy). In the event of a lawsuit, having proper coverage will not only provide the association with a legal defense and pay any judgment, but can also provide immunity to members of the board of directors and officers as well as cap association liability to the amount of insurance coverage. For a more details regarding the  types and levels of insurance that provide  immunity to directors and officers of Maryland Condos and HOAs, see article &#8220;Statutory Immunity From Lawsuits for Condominium and HOA Directors and Officers.&#8221; [&#8230;]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] Review association insurance coverage obtained during the period of developer control. Make sure coverage complies with governing documents, industry standards, and applicable laws (e.g., master policy, property insurance, comprehensive general liability insurance, fidelity insurance, directors and officers/errors and omissions policy). In the event of a lawsuit, having proper coverage will not only provide the association with a legal defense and pay any judgment, but can also provide immunity to members of the board of directors and officers as well as cap association liability to the amount of insurance coverage. For a more details regarding the  types and levels of insurance that provide  immunity to directors and officers of Maryland Condos and HOAs, see article &#8220;Statutory Immunity From Lawsuits for Condominium and HOA Directors and Officers.&#8221; [&#8230;]</p>
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