A mysterious leak and a know-it-all board almost cause an unnecessarily expensive repair.
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The Case of the Telltale Tank
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John J. LaGumina, The LaGumina Law Firm
If you don’t pay attention to building conditions, your insurance carrier will, and it may cost you.
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Matthew J. Leeds, Ganfer and Shore
Boards need to know what their insurance policies cover, and what shareholders are potentially responsible for.
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The Smell of Gas
A fatal explosion in Harlem re-emphasizes safety protocols.
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Energy Detective: The Case of the Covert Condensate
How do you solve a leak problem you can’t find?
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Spotlight On: Northridge Cooperative Section III
A co-op finds it has a serious leakage problem.
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A Diagnostic Scan for Walls and Roofs
A diagnostic probe now can save your building money later.
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Recovery Rights Waived – By the Insurer
May a party waive its right to recover for property damage incurred as a result of leaks and mold?
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When Should the Board Get Involved?
A leak between two neighbors turns into a unneighborly dispute.
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Repair Responsibility
The responsibility for radiators and leaks lies in the proprietary lease.
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