Mold was found in an apartment in a co-op. Who is responsible if one of the residents of the affected apartment gets sick?
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Misinformed About Mold
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Legal Lessons: Amenities
Habitat Legal Survey 2009 - Amenities: disability claims, water damage and insurance, creating roof space, and alteration agreements.
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Legal Lessons: Insurance
Habitat Legal Survey 2009 - Insurance: debating a "known condition" when filing a claim, technicalities of filing notice of a lawsuit, insurance restrictions on placing claims
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SOS TO CITY: Our Garage Floors are Sinking. CITY TO CO-OPS: Get Lost
Two neighboring Queens co-ops are facing insurance claims, lawsuits, and millions in repairs.
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Soft Market, Good Deals
This may be a good time to get insurance.
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The Safety Net
Getting the proper insurance is key to coping with mounting risks.
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Payback
What happens when insurance coverage is nonexistent or insufficient.
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Required “What If?” Protection
Don’t wait for a catastrophe to push for an insurance requirement amendment to y
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Staking a Claim
Reporting claims on insurance policies
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