I'm on the board of Directors for a local non-profit flying club. The question I have is. Could the board members be sued in the event a insurance claim should not be covered by the corperations insurance company.
Here is the senerio. If a pilot was in violation of the Federal Aviation Regulations, the clubs insurance company policy states that some claims may be denied.
If the claim was substantial or if loss of life had occured on the gound, and the company denied the claim. I'm worried if there could be any possilbity of personal loss to myself as a board member from a suit being brought against the club.
Thanks in advance for any advise you can give me.
Here is the senerio. If a pilot was in violation of the Federal Aviation Regulations, the clubs insurance company policy states that some claims may be denied.
If the claim was substantial or if loss of life had occured on the gound, and the company denied the claim. I'm worried if there could be any possilbity of personal loss to myself as a board member from a suit being brought against the club.
Thanks in advance for any advise you can give me.
