Board Wise insights
Board Wise turns difficult coverage, deductible, governance, construction, and lender questions into practical decision guidance.
Featured briefings
Every article is dated, qualified, and written to support a conversation with the appropriate insurance, legal, engineering, lending, or accounting professional.
Lender requirements
What boards and managers should know about Limited Review retirement, reserve-study use, the 15% reserve threshold, roof loss settlement, and per-unit deductibles.
Read the briefing →Directors & officers
A practical guide to insured persons, defense, wrongful acts, management-company protection, employment, discrimination, exclusions, and choice of counsel.
Read the guide →Coverage architecture
How property, liability, D&O, crime, cyber, workers compensation, umbrella, and specialty policies fit together.
Read the guide →Board Wise topics
Percentage mechanics, per-building exposure, buy-down economics, charge-back issues, and owner communication.
Use the calculator →Statements of value, appraisals, coinsurance, margin clauses, inflation, ordinance or law, and roof settlement.
Board decisions, enforcement disputes, elections, employment, discrimination, defense, management companies, and exclusions.
Association funds, management handling, employee theft, fraudulent instruction, computer fraud, and funds-transfer controls.
Condominium questionnaires, project reviews, reserves, deferred maintenance, deductibles, master policy, and owner coverage.
Project GL, wraps, builder’s risk, risk transfer, governing-document insurance allocation, activation, and turnover.
Education formats
Topics can be adapted for association boards, community-management teams, developer groups, and professional advisors.
Focused explanations before renewal votes or major coverage decisions.
Portfolio-wide sessions on recurring questions and renewal preparation.
Risk transfer, construction, controlled-association, and turnover planning.
Dated, source-linked summaries that can be retained with decision records.
Editorial standard
Articles describe common issues. Actual coverage depends on the complete policy, endorsements, facts, applicable law, and carrier decisions.
Time-sensitive regulatory and lender material should identify the publication date, last review date, and primary sources.
Rothberg Specialty does not provide legal, engineering, tax, accounting, or lending advice. Those professionals should be involved where their expertise controls the answer.
The purpose is to explain exposures and choices accurately—not to claim that one coverage prevents every lawsuit or guarantees a legal result.
Tell us the audience, timing, and insurance question. We will identify an appropriate briefing topic and format.