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Local Law 11 in NYC: Legal Issues Every Building Owner and Board Needs to Know

Posted on June 3, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Local Law 11 in NYC: Legal Issues Every Building Owner and Board Needs to Know
Local Law 11 in NYC: Legal Issues Every Building Owner and Board Needs to Know

When it comes to building maintenance in New York City, few compliance requirements are as significant—or as complex—as Local Law 11, also known as the Façade Inspection & Safety Program (FISP). Enacted to prevent dangerous building façade conditions, Local Law 11 mandates that all buildings over six stories undergo routine inspections and necessary exterior repairs…

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New York Law

Selected Design Issues – EJIL: Talk!

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Selected Design Issues – EJIL: Talk!

Introduction

This post addresses issues being considered in the UNCITRAL Working Group III process in relation to the design of a multilateral instrument on investor–State dispute settlement (ISDS) reform (hereinafter an ‘MIIR’). An MIIR is envisioned as the legal mechanism for applying the various reform options being developed by UNCITRAL Working Group III to the extensive network of existing investment treaties. A first draft of an MIIR was published by the UNCITRAL secretariat in July 2024 (A/CN.9/WG.III/WP.246) and this was discussed by Working Group III in the first part of its Fifty-First session in February 2025 (A/CN.9/1196 paras 31–94) and in its Forty-Ninth session in September 2024 (A/CN.9/1194 paras 105–121). Ahead of the Working Group’s February 2025 session, some participants also made written submissions on the topic of an MIIR, including the European Union (EU) and the United States.

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European Law

Understanding Contract Fraud In Real Estate Transactions

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Understanding Contract Fraud In Real Estate Transactions

Contract fraud in real estate transactions is a serious concern that can have significant legal and financial consequences for buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals alike. In Canada, fraud within the context of real estate can range from minor misrepresentations to serious criminal activity like title fraud. Anyone involved in a real estate transaction must…

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Canada Law

Legal Options After a Trip on Uneven Flooring in New York

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Legal Options After a Trip on Uneven Flooring in New York

Uneven flooring might not seem like a major threat at first glance, but in New York, these trip hazards can lead to serious injuries—and just as serious legal consequences. Cracked tiles, warped wooden floors, or poorly secured carpets can cause someone to lose their footing in a split second. At Gash & Associates, P.C. in…

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New York Law

Rule of Law, Multi-layered Human Rights Protection and Constitutional Resilience

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Rule of Law, Multi-layered Human Rights Protection and Constitutional Resilience

On 6 and 7 November 2025, the Centre for European Law and Internationalisation (CELI) of the University of Leicester and the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law are organizing a conference to mark the 75th anniversary of the ECHR and the 35th anniversary of the Venice Commission. The conference will be devoted to the…

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European Law

Domestic Assault Charges during Divorce or Separation

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Domestic Assault Charges during Divorce or Separation

What should somebody do if they are charged with a domestic assault allegation while they are going through divorce or separation proceedings in family court. The first thing to do is the same thing to do when charged with any criminal offence: call a criminal defence lawyer. There are particular elements at play when an…

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Canada Law

Assoziierungsabkommen und Völkerrechtsverstöße

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Assoziierungsabkommen und Völkerrechtsverstöße

Sanktionsmaßnahmen der Europäischen Union gegen völkerrechtswidriges Verhalten von Vertragspartnern Am 20. Mai 2025 haben 17 der 27 Außenminister der EU-Mitgliedstaaten dafür gestimmt, das Assoziierungsabkommen mit Israel1) durch die EU-Kommission aufgrund der Vorgänge in Gaza überprüfen oder auszusetzen zu lassen (siehe hier). Bereits vorher gab es vergleichbare Äußerungen des ehemaligen Hohen Vertreters für die Außen- und…

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European Law

Pulling back the curtain on partnership

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Pulling back the curtain on partnership

The moment you become an equity partner, you live under an entirely different compensation model. At most firms, a powerful committee will evaluate your contributions to the business and determine what percentage of overall profits you deserve. That approach can drastically bolster your earning potential. When your firm has a banner year or the wider…

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Canada Law

Controversial aspects of the EU-Mercosur agreement (a South American perspective) – Official Blog of UNIO

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Controversial aspects of the EU-Mercosur agreement (a South American perspective) – Official Blog of UNIO

Fernando Mario Milano (Professor of Integration Law at the National University of Rosario and University of Buenos Aires, Argentina) With both blocs concluding negotiations on the EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement, it is pertinent to conduct a cursory study on the potential implications of some of the issues linked to the entry into force of its trade…

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European Law

Can I travel if there is a warrant for my arrest?

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Can I travel if there is a warrant for my arrest?

If you have a provincial or Canada-wide warrant for your arrest, it should be dealt with to avoid travel restrictions to international destinations, including the United States. Domestic travel within Canada should not be an issue, however, if airport security is informed of a warrant by the RCMP, it may restrict your ability to travel…

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Canada Law

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