The former project manager of HiRise Engineering on Long Island and the company admitted their role in altering reports prepared to assess structural damage to residential properties caused by Hurricane Sandy.
January 11, 2017 at 04:03 PM
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The former project manager of HiRise Engineering on Long Island and the company admitted their role in altering reports prepared to assess structural damage to residential properties caused by Hurricane Sandy.
Matthew Pappalardo pleaded guilty Tuesday to the unauthorized practice of engineering, a class E felony, before Nassau County Supreme Justice Jerald Carter.
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