New York Crane and Equipment Corp. is refusing to hand over maintenance records for the crane that collapsed on the Upper East Side on May 30, killing two construction workers. Lawyers representing families of the deceased want to review the documents before filing for civil action, but New York Crane wants a confidentiality agreement so the public won’t see the information.
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