Indemnity Clauses: What Your Board Needs to Know

Whether a small service contract for something like snow removal, or a larger initiative like replacing all the windows in a building or HOA, boards and property managers have to exercise extreme due diligence before signing on the dotted line. This approach ensures that biased indemnity clauses aren’t leaving boards – and the unit owners they represent – vulnerable to potentially costly liabilities.    Read the article…………..

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