The Snow Removal Service Liability Limitation Act became effective August 25, 2016, and eliminates common contractual remedies of associations. In a “nutshell,” certain indemnity agreements in snow and removal contracts are now against public policy and void. Any snow and ice removal contract entered into after August 25, 2016 can no longer require a service provider to indemnify a service receiver for damages or tort liability resulting from the acts or omissions of the service receiver or the service receiver’s agents or employees, or the service provider’s agents or employees. Read the article……………..
To rent, or not to rent, that is the question and with the strata of…
Dear Tony: How do the new changes to depreciation reports apply to smaller strata corporations…
The Perry Township Fire Department says firefighters arrived and found flames showing from the multi-family…
The state Board of Land and Natural Resources on Friday was poised to make a…
People fed up with a growing sinkhole at the Parkside Condominiums on Bell and Cave…
Enacted in 2023, HB 837 substantially modified Florida’s bad faith laws and the state’s comparative…