After foundation repair, who's responsible for interior damage

My home is a condo is in a building with two units. The unit attached to me has some pretty major foundation damage to walls and ceiling, my unit has some minor issues. The HOA is currently having the building inspected to determine the extent of foundation damages and associated repair costs. They are currently looking at a company that does the repair from the floor as opposed to tunneling under. This will cause myself and my neighbor to have issues with our interior flooring, at his point I don't know the extent. Is it HOA responsibility to cover these costs or will that fall to us the condo owners?

I say that if the repair required going through one's floor, the association is responsible.

Not necessarily. In my community, it would depend on whether the damage was the result of something like an earthquake (an insurable event) or as a result of routine wear and tear (a maintenance issue). If the first case, some interior repairs would be covered by the master policy because we have all-included insurance. If the damage resulted from routine wear, then the condo owner would be responsible for all interior repairs.

Boards sometimes assume that damage resulting from something going on in the common elements (eg. a leaky roof) becomes the association's responsibility. Or they want to be "fair" to an owner who is upset about a big repair bill. Not so - it's strictly who pays for what according to the CC&Rs or the master policy. Condo CC&Rs usually spell out these responsibilities in detail, so that's the first place to look.

Excuse m e: Our HOA policy is "Bare Walls."