The recent collapse of a high rise in Surfside, Florida, has sent a shiver through condo dwellers around the country and raised questions about whether legislative changes could help prevent a similar tragedy here.  One obvious response to the disaster would be to limit or even eliminate the restrictions imposed by statutes of repose. In New York, for example, there’s no time bar on the ability to sue the engineers and architects of a building, as long as notice of suit is given.   Read the entire article……………………………….