Board of Directors

In the context of a Florida condominium board recall, the 5-day Rule is a critical procedural deadline that the board must follow once they receive a recall petition or a […]

Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance acts as a financial safety net, but it is not a “blanket” policy for every mistake. It is designed to cover the costs of legal

In Florida, board members are generally protected from personal liability when making decisions on behalf of the association, but this protection isn’t an absolute “get out of court free” card.

In Florida, the board doesn’t actually have “veto power” over a candidate just because they dislike them. Instead, eligibility is determined by a specific set of statutory criteria. When a

In Florida, the law takes a very firm stance on this to protect the integrity of condominium associations. According to Florida Statute 718.112(2)(n), a director or officer who is charged

In Florida, the answer is yes, but it is a “red flag” transaction that must follow very strict transparency rules to be legal. 🚩 Under Florida Statute 718.3027, hiring a

In Florida condominium law, the term “relative” is defined quite broadly to ensure that board members can’t bypass conflict-of-interest rules by funneling contracts to their family members. 🏛️ Under Florida

When a board member fails to disclose a conflict of interest, the contract doesn’t just become “awkward”—it becomes legally vulnerable. Under Florida Statute 718.3027, the association often has the power

In Florida, the law is very specific about the “dance” a board member must perform when a conflict of interest arises. The goal of Florida Statute 718.3027 is transparency—making sure

In the context of a Florida condominium association, a conflict of interest occurs when a board member’s private financial interests or personal relationships clash with their fiduciary duty to act