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Trial By Fire
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Premium Surge
When coverage and profitability clash, insurance costs rise.
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Our Coverage Doesn’t Cover You
Can you require residents to get homeowners insurance?
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Sudden Impact
Survival story: Hurricane Sandy hits Manhattan’s 200 East End Avenue.
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The Limits of Flood Insurance
In Hurricane Sandy’s wake, many are finding that their insurance was inadequate. How much is enough?
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Liability Loophole
When a contractor takes a fall, are you sure you’re covered for the right injury?
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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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Commercial Space and ADA
Coping with a surprise Title III lawsuit and reining in legal fees.
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Side Jobs: Who’s Responsible?
Who is responsible for damage done during a side job performed by the super?
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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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