In a recent article about real estate, due diligence, and environmental contamination, Biz 417 talked with the president of Environmental Works, Inc., Jason Smith, for some expert advice. The article, entitled Checking for Environmental Contamination, discusses how you can protect yourself when purchasing new real estate and what you should do if you find environmental damage on your business’s property. To protect yourself legally and financially, check out the article online or in the May-June 2017 Issue of Biz 417.
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