Coronavirus/COVID-19 Advice for Managers Live Q&A from CAI and the CCAL

By Cooperator Studio 25 March 2020 Management COVID-19

Two legal pros offer some best practices for boards and managers during this challenge.

In this informative Q&A, the Community Associations Institute (CAI), and fellows of the College of Community Association Lawyers (CCAL) Matt Ober and David present a special virtual, LIVE Q&A presentation about the issues facing community associations due to coronavirus pandemic.

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