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Weathering the Storm: SOCOTEC Leadership Summit Series

Note: Viewing this video will not satisfy any Florida State requirement for CAMs or Board Members. This is strictly informational and for review and its content is not to be considered as legal advice.

Recorded June 20, 2024. The virtual conference, presented by SOCOTEC, is dedicated to serving Florida condominium associations, fostering immersion and integration through seasoned technical advice leading safe build environments and communities. Viewers will have the chance to learn from our panelists and the exchange of ideas regarding the most recent legislative changes pertaining to building safety regulations and rules governing condominium communities and delve into strategic insights on compliance, industry standard and building safety measures in all facets of force-majeure complexities. 

Kaye Bender Rembaum attorney, Lisa A. Magill, Esq. BCS is among the panelists, and covered the legislative update portion of the summit.

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Condominium Unit Owner Insurance – The Risks of Not Purchasing Insurance For Your Unit

Rembaum’s Association Roundup | Jeffrey A. Rembaum, Esq., BCS | Visit HERE

Do you think you do not need condominium insurance because your condominium association has it? You would be so very wrong if you do! It has happened more times than I can count—the supply line that feeds the toilet ruptures in the upstairs unit while the owner of the unit is out of town, the upstairs unit owner forgot that he or she started to fill the tub and it overflows, or the upstairs unit owner ignores a broken toilet, all of which result in water flowing down into the unit below. Next thing you know, the remediation workers arrive and start ripping out the soaked, damaged drywall in the units below and after cutting holes in the drywall use their industrial-sized blowers to dry things out to prevent mold.

Read the rest at Rembaum’s Association Roundup!

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