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In celebration of Women s History Month, Becker
showcases the inspiration, philosophies, and expertise of the women
attorneys and lobbyists who help elevate our firm and client
service.
For over 30 years, Rosa de la Camara has served as general
counsel to invested affiliates of community associations –
Boards of Directors, unit owners, managers, state and local
policymakers – throughout Florida. Her expertise includes
analysis of issues and recommended course of action, drafting
governing documents, prosecuting violations, attending
administrative hearings, and organizing elections. She has a
particular interest in Hotel Condominiums and is well-versed in the
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Purchasing insurance is often expensive, time consuming, and
confusing. However, today is the right time to make sure you have
the proper insurance coverage in place and to confirm that your
insurance company has the financial strength to handle the claims
process. That way you can rest comfortably knowing that you will be
in the right position to navigate an insurance claim with your
insurance company should the need arise.
For starters, condominium associations should be familiar with
Fla. Stat. 718.111(11)(f). This will help condominium associations
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The Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2020 (AML Act) aims to lessen
the compliance and regulatory burden of financial institutions, but
it may instead do the opposite. The full impact of this new
legislation will not be fully known until the regulations required
to be promulgated by the Secretary of the Treasury over the next
year are adopted and implemented. However, it does appear that the
Treasury and its enforcement arm, the Financial Crimes Enforcement
Network (FinCEN), have been given additional powers and significant
funds to target money launderers and the financing of terrorism,
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The Delaware Supreme Court unanimously affirmed a trial court
judgment requiring a directors and officers (D&O) excess
insurer to pay a claim for losses predicated on fraudulent conduct
of the director and CEO of a corporation, holding that such losses
are insurable under Delaware law and coverage is not barred by
Delaware public policy.
The Court also held that Delaware law applied to the insurance
policy in the case, stating that a choice of law analysis for a
D&O policy will most often reveal that a corporation s