Local Law 11 often requires neighboring property access to complete mandatory façade inspections. Learn how access agreements, RPAPL Section 881 and New York’s evolving requirements affect property owners.
Managing Partner Ryan Lockman shares why sustainable law firm growth depends on investing in people, empowering teams and building leadership that scales.
Construction attorney Jennifer M. Horn outlines five legal issues every homebuyer should understand before purchasing a home.
Community associations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey follow different rules when it comes to political signs. In Pennsylvania, associations may generally enforce sign restrictions in their governing documents, while New Jersey law provides broader protections for residents’ political speech.
Water damage can get worse quickly—and the wrong next step can hurt your claim. Start by taking extensive photos and videos, and avoid making repairs until you’ve gotten legal guidance. Then, notify the contractor and get multiple independent estimates to understand the true scope of the damage.
Most people are unaware that their homes have construction defects caused by builders who have cut corners and/or violated building codes until well after 12 years of ownership. Only about 10 percent find problems within six years of construction.
The Champlain Towers South collapse in Surfside, Florida is a sobering reminder of what can happen when building maintenance and funding are delayed. Community associations can take practical steps now to reduce risk, including obtaining reserve studies regularly, ensuring assessments reflect real repair needs, and maintaining access to capital for major projects.
Toxic mold (also known as black mold) can destroy your home, health, and overall well-being. It can sneak into your home without any visible warnings. However, there are ways to tell that you may have toxic mold in your home.