Careful negotiation can keep faulty construction from causing an arduous lawsuit.
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Defective Construction
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With Friends Like These
A board secretary in Chelsea, Manhattan contends with his new wealthy neighbors' renovations.
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Contractor Insurance
What can you do when a contractor’s certificate of insurance is called into question?
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Stopping a Stop-Work
Does the B in DOB stand for “bizarro”?
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Sidewalk Sheds
When sidewalk sheds are required, how they should be removed, and the facts on shed permits.
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Correcting Defects without Litigation - Schneider Mitola
How can your board effectively address sponsor construction defects without litigation?
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A Conversation About: Faulty New Construction
A condo struggles with corrupt developers, greedy lawyers, and an apathetic Attorney General
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Instant Info
The Department of Buildings updates worksite permits... with scannable QR codes.
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Construction Primer
What you need to know about Local Law 11 repairs.
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Sponsor Down Payments
Are boards responsible for sponsor defects?
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