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A Certificate of Insurance Is Not Enough Protection
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Even Small Jobs Can Lead to Big Claims
New York's Scaffold Law can mean big problems for boards when a worker gets injured – even with insurance.
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Insurance Sticker Shock
New York's Scaffold Law has forced boards to scrutinize their contractors' insurance more closely.
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Better Safe Than Liable
New York's Scaffold Law can make it harder to insure contractors.
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The Scaffold Law Strikes Again
A worker injured in a common area – claim denied.
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How the Scaffold Law Works
The Scaffold Law guarantees a safe place to work for contractors and workers.
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What Is the Scaffold Law Risk?
The Scaffold Law has huge implications – and huge risks – for boards.
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How the Scaffold Law Affects Your Insurance
How does New York’s unique Scaffold Law affect a building’s insurance?
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