*Insurance Law for Common Interest Communities: Condominiums, Cooperatives Out of Stock

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• Analysis of all uniform acts and state codes governing CIC coverage
• Highlighted notes designed to emphasize especially important considerations for the attorney, manager or CIC member
• Detailed analysis of the types of insurance coverage available to common interest community associations, along with useful policy content checklists
• A comprehensive insurance primer for those new to insurance coverage laws

• Chapter 1 - Part I Introduction 
• Chapter 2 - Insurance Primer for Common Interest Community Professionals
• Chapter 3 - A Primer on Common Interest Communities for Insurance Professionals
• Chapter 4 - Sources of Insurance Requirements: Introduction
• Chapter 5 - Sources of Insurance Requirements: State Statutes
• Chapter 6 - Sources of Insurance Requirements: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Federal Agencies
• Chapter 7 - Sources of Insurance Requirements: CIC Documents and Contracts
• Chapter 8 - Sources of Insurance Requirements: Uniform Acts and Restatement
• Chapter 9 - Introduction to Part Three: The Policies
• Chapter 10 - Commercial Property Insurance
• Chapter 11 - Boiler and Machinery or Equipment Breakdown Insurance
• Chapter 12 - Flood Insurance: Coverages, Claims and Applications
• Chapter 13 - Commercial General Liability Insurance
• Chapter 14 - Director and Officers Liability Insurance
• Chapter 15 - Crime/Fidelity Insurance

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