Be Sure of Your Insurance

• 10th Annual Treasurer’s Breakfast

• The Coop Application Process

• What DOH is Looking for in Your Gym Reopening

• 4th Annual Board Member 101

• Compliance 2020: Beyond the Green New Deal

• Conducting Virtual Board and Annual Meetings

• What You Need To Know About The Tenant Protection Act

• Climate Mobilization Act Follow-Up

• Argo University: Budget Season for Boards

• What’s the Deal with the Green New Deal?

• 3rd Annual Board Member 101

• Be Sure of Your Insurance

• Conflict Resolution for Boards

• 2nd Annual Board Member 101

• Coop Board Approval Process

• Capital Planning

• Staying Ahead of the Compliance Curve

• Board Member 101

• Building Staff & the Union

• Tax Assessments Explained

• Airbnb and Your Building

• Does my homeowner’s policy include flood coverage?

• Emergency Protocol for NYC Buildings

• What to Know When Considering Implementing a Flip Tax

• Your Building Renovations

• The Board Application Process

• Pets and Smoking Policy

• Why Attend Argo U

• Purpose of Argo University

February 27, 2019. Argo University: Be Sure of Your Insurance featured President of Stockbridge Risk Management Bob Sterling and Argo Counsel Wendy Moskowitz, taking questions from coop and condo Board members on types of insurance your building should have. We have short videos featuring answers to some of the most burning questions like what is covered in a contractor’s certificate of insurance, as well as the full panel below, conveniently time-stamped so you can jump to what interests you the most!

Who Needs a Certificate of Insurance?

Looking Beyond the Certificate of Insurance: Exclusions

Making Sure Your Building is “Additional Insured”

Full Panel: Be Sure of Your Insurance

Please view the time stamps below:

02:12 What is covered by the building’s insurance?

06:30 The importance of an appraisal

07:38 What is Actual Cash Value?

08:30 The limits of liability insurance – bodily injury and property damage

10:10 Directors and officers insurance

11:30 Fidelity or Crime Insurance

14:22 Cyber Liability

20:08 Decreasing Price and Loss History

24:45 Capital Improvements – What happens when work is done on the building

34:43 Who is Additional Insured?

36:41 Contractors, forms used for Local 11 work and potential for labor law liability

45:36 What kind of work requires more insurance

48:08 Knowing how much limit is available on your claim

52:04 The importance of having everything reviewed by your insurance attorney

54:26 Labor Law Exclusions

57:37 What is Umbrella Policy?

1:03:30 Other kinds of policies for excess liability

1:06:30 Insuring your improvements as a unit owner

1:10:45 Insuring Fine art, Antiques, and Collectibles

1:12:34 How to know what amounts to claim

1:13:17 Should you require it in house rules to have certain kinds of insurance?

1:17:03 Where does responsibility lie for claims made for repairs

1:22:44 Alteration Agreements – What types of insurance should Boards be looking for during alteration and construction?

1:25:28 Patterns of submitting small claims vs. insurance companies

1:30:55 Directors and Officers Insurance