Problem Solved: Making Sure Your Insurance is Air-Tight (NY)

When co-op and condo boards tackle major capital projects, making sure that their insurance coverage is in order is critical – thanks in large part to New York State’s one-of-a-kind Scaffold Law. What are the top things boards absolutely must have in order before they start a major capital project?   Read the entire article……………………………….

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