Fla. Stat. § 718.111-1-d
Cross-reference: officer and director liability — § 718.111(1)(d) (condominium)
Plain-English summary
Common Elements summary — This is a navigational placeholder. Officer-and-director immunity for Florida condominium associations is set by § 718.111(1)(d) (and 718.111(1)(e) for the corresponding indemnification right), not by Chapter 768. The condominium-specific immunity is meaningfully broader than the general nonprofit director immunity in 617.0834 because it explicitly extends to acts taken in good faith reliance on counsel and other professionals, and limits liability to wrongful acts that were not done in bad faith. Use this section as a reading bookmark. The substantive text lives in 718.111. For HOA officers, see the parallel cross-reference at 720.303(1) below. Boards that mix up the immunity statutes regularly find themselves arguing the wrong one in motion practice. The 617.0834 baseline applies to every Florida nonprofit. The chapter-specific overlay (718.111(1)(d) for COAs, 720.303(1) for HOAs) is what should be in your D&O defense letter.
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Reference only — not legal advice. Verify the current official text on leg.state.fl.us before citing. Printed from Common Elements (June 14, 2026).