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My building in NYC just experienced a minor fire. The fire seems to have started from an AC that a tenant installed. This is my first time dealing with something like this, but thankfully, everyone is safe. It seems like the sprinkler system was able to put out the fire before FDNY arrived. When I got to the property, there was a lot of water from the sprinklers, and it looks like most of the damage is limited to some flooring and ceilings from the water.

My building in NYC recently experienced a minor fire that seems to have started from an AC installed by a tenant. Thankfully, everyone is safe, and the sprinkler system appears to have put out the fire before FDNY arrived. When I got to the property, there was a lot of water from the sprinklers. The water traveled from the upper floor down to the basement. From what I can see, most of the damage appears to be to the floors and ceilings. This is my first time dealing with something like this.

Hey guys, Looking for some advice from folks who’ve dealt with the New York Workers’ Comp Board (WCB). I have an S-Corp that owns a rental property. I wasn't aware that I needed to get WC for my S-corp even though I'm the sole employee. Recently, I received a penalty notice from the WCB for not carrying workers’ comp coverage during 2024/2025.