Sometimes board members act in a way that is contrary to the best interests of the association, or they may appear to be engaging in self-dealing, favoritism toward their friends, not showing up for board meetings, or not paying their monthly common fees or otherwise flouting expected behavior. The board or unit owners could try asking the board member to resign, but if that does not work, Connecticut law and most bylaws provide a mechanism whereby board members can be removed. Read the article……………………..
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