Months after Hurricane Sandy devastated buildings all over New York City, co-op and condo owners are still filing lawsuits accusing their building managers of negligence in preparing for the storm.
May 10, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Months after Hurricane Sandy devastated buildings all over New York City, co-op and condo owners are still filing lawsuits accusing their building managers of negligence in preparing for the storm.
These plaintiffs face a unique challenge: How can they show that the managers failed to prepare adequately for a disaster that no one had seen before?
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