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Alan Sidransky

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As seen in: The New York Cooperator, Barnes and Noble, New Jersey Jewish News, Cleveland Jewish News, Criminal Element, Jewish Book Council, Historical Novel Society, Washington Independent Review of Books, CooperatorNews, Jewish Post and News, New England Condominium
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Alan (A. J.) Sidransky is a novelist and journalist. He writes for The Cooperator as a reporter on real estate as it applies to the co-op and condominium industry in New York, New Jersey, New England, Chicago, Florida, and Nevada.

As a novelist, he writes historical fiction and mystery, sometimes at the same time. His work has been described as history wrapped in mystery and tied with a romantic bow. He is interested in stories about ordinary people faced with extraordinary circumstances.

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NYC's New Trash & Composting Rules Pose Some Challenges - Garbage In, Garbage Out

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By Alan Sidransky Verified
| CooperatorNews Verified
In its never-ending battle against rats and other vermin, New York City continues to refine its rules and approach to handling the mountains of garbage produced by more than 8 million people on a daily basis. The latest skirmishes concern several rules relating to who is subject to what regulations, how we sort our trash before we dispose of it, and how we secure it on the street while waiting for pickup.
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Be Discreet, Be Professional, Be Timely - Responding to Litigation

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By Alan Sidransky Verified
| New England Condominium
There’s an old joke about business partners on the outs. The punchline is something like, “my lawyer is bigger than your lawyer!” Punchlines aside, though, who can you sue, when, and for what? In our litigious society, the short answer is nearly anybody, pretty much anytime, and for just about anything, depending on your resources. But in shared interest communities, that answer doesn’t really cut it.
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Prevention, Detection, & Communication - Multifamily Fire Safety

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By Alan Sidransky Verified
| New England Condominium
By A.J. Sidransky 2024 December Security Among the many hazards that can threaten any multifamily building, fire ranks right at the top. Local news is replete with stories about the property loss, structural damage, and even death that a fire can cause. While horrific in small properties, fire can be even more dangerous in multifamily buildings. High-rises in particular can pose unique challenges when it comes to fire safety—and meeting those challenges can literally be a matter of life and death.
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