It was struck down at every level, but it cost all of us a butt ton of money to defend.

Sounds like it may be irrelivant because he sucks at money and will want it all and in that case you have to decide if it will be worth defending the case.

. $4Mil in coverage will cost you less than two LLCs and would cover everything, including a lawyer to defend your properties.

That cap only applies to the foreclosing bank, if They get it back at the auction, and if they named/served theHOA as a defendant.

I remember in one of my cases, the magistrate rejected/delayed every single first appearance eviction that was there, regardless of whether the defendants showed up or not.

They don't fill out a profile, don't weigh in on anything else, and their accounts were created the day after the "trigger" forum post and the first day they make three posts defending the guru/program/etc. 

We have been to Springfield and DC to defend landlord rights.

@Shane H.When I was a freshman in college I joined the campus radio station, there was a series of broadcasts (not mine) targeted at the university president... needless to say, there was a mandatory meeting for all on-air personalities called.. the facility advisor opened by saying somthing along the lines of “everyone has a righ to free speech, that being said, the average cost to defend a defamation lawsuit in the US is 300k (circa 2001), the station is not responsible for your speech, are you ready?”

Even if someone breaks into your house, it is more likely the weapon will be stolen or used against you, than it is likely you will use it to defend yourself.I am not sure any of this matters relative to the original post, but interesting none the less.

I saw a case in small claims that had the plaintiff (property manager) was evicting the defendant (the tenant) over a discharged firearm.