I've searched the discussion forum regarding liability insurance. Some posts are more than 10 years old. I'm wondering if there is more current information. This is what I've found:
- The immunity the legislature provided is only for officers and directors carrying out the organizational processes of the association. It is not for road work. It does not protect officers or owners from liability for injuries due to improper road construction, maintenance or repairs.
- Insurance companies use different coverage classification codes, e.g., #68500 & 73441 Townhouses & Condos, # 48727 Streets, Roads, Highways & Bridges. There's not a specific code for statutory road associations.
- Typical coverage purchased is 1million each occurrence / 2million general aggregate.
- Ad hoc road associations have the same immunity provided in the statute, but they cannot purchase liability insurance to cover injury.
Is this still correct?
What coverage & coverage classifications are recommended in 2024?
My association has an insurance quote with coverage classification 68500 & 48727. We are individual properties and do not have a shared lot &/or building. Five or six lots of our 40 lots share access to a right-of-way. Those sharing the right-of-way have lake frontage.