Running a laundromat, dry cleaning operation, or working as a laundry jobber involves a lot more than keeping the machines running and the clothes clean. Behind every spin cycle and dryer load lies a unique set of risks—ones that can threaten your business if you’re not properly protected.
Small, independent pharmacies are the backbone of their communities—trusted hubs for health, advice, and care. But with that trust comes responsibility, and with responsibility comes risk. Whether it's a customer tripping and falling, a fire damaging your inventory, or a professional liability claim from dispensing the wrong
If you’re on the board of a New York City condo or co-op building that’s taller than six stories, Local Law 11, also known as the Façade Inspection & Safety Program (FISP), should be top of mind. This regulation, administered by the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB), requires
Common Building Code Violations in NYC – And How to Avoid Higher Insurance Costs If you own property in New York, it's important to stay on top of building code violations—not just for your tenants' well-being, but also to protect yourself from expensive fines and costly insurance
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If you build things in New York City—you have to follow a very old rule called the Scaffold Law. This law says that if a worker falls or gets hurt, the builder or owner of the building is always responsible, even if it’s not their fault.