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National Clothesline / June, 2002
Using insurance archeology
In this article, Stephen Henshaw, president of EnviroForensics (Environmental Forensic Investigations), a national environmental engineering firm specializing in remediation for small and medium businesses, including drycleaners, answers question about Insurance Archeology and how it can help drycleaners find money for costly cleanups. Continue reading “Digging up dough for clean-ups”