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Originally Posted by SoCalGirl
And lucky me I'm not an advisor any more so I don't have to worry either!
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You bring up an excellent point. When I was an advisor and a division officer, although I knew that the Fraternity had laibility insurance under which I was covered, the way verdicts in lawsuits are going these days, I took out additional blanket laibility coverage myself.
Some fraternal organizations have trouble recruiting alumni advisors and these ongoing Risk Management issues certainly don't help.
Why should I put my financial future at risk for a group of people (chapters) who don't understand, or don't care, the potential problems they are creating themselves?
Even if they are brothers. To say nothing of the problems they may be creating for their parents in some places.