New York Construction Legal Guides (8 found)

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Barry Eran Janay
Written by Barry Eran Janay
Contributor Level 4

This article explains the grounds for discharging a mechanics lien filed in any county in the State of New York.
Vincent Thomas Pallaci
Written by Vincent Thomas Pallaci
Contributor Level 5

The slumping economy has hit contractors hard, especially small to mid size firms that concentrate on residential construction. There are a few simple things that you, the contractor, can do to protect your business and minimize the negative impact of customers that do not pay.
Vincent Thomas Pallaci
Written by Vincent Thomas Pallaci
Contributor Level 5

If you have been around the construction industry long enough then you know that payment disputes are part of the package. But how do you make sure that you do everything necessary to give yourself a chance to actually collect? Follow these steps and you will be headed in the right direction.
Vincent Thomas Pallaci
Written by Vincent Thomas Pallaci
Contributor Level 5

General contractors hire subcontractors every day without giving consideration to the potential liability that they are exposing themselves to. These tips are intended to make general contractors aware of basic issues that need to be addressed in order to protect their business.
Vincent Thomas Pallaci
Written by Vincent Thomas Pallaci
Contributor Level 5

Its finally time to find a contractor to fix that problem that has been nagging you for months, or even years. But before you do so, some basic steps can help prevent, or lessen, headaches if something goes wrong.
Vincent Thomas Pallaci
Written by Vincent Thomas Pallaci
Contributor Level 5

If someone has filed a mechanic's lien against your property you have several options in responding. Liens can cause a variety of problems including potential defaults under the terms of your mortgage and problems selling your property if that is something you are considering.
Vincent Thomas Pallaci
Written by Vincent Thomas Pallaci
Contributor Level 5

This is intended simply as a quick reference guide for common questions that come up regarding mechanic's liens in New York . For specific inquiries you should consult a local attorney.
David Adam Blansky
Written by David Adam Blansky
Contributor Level 5

If you performed work or provided materials in connection with the private improvement of real property and have not been paid, you may be able to pursue payment by filing a Mechanic's Lien and taking the steps necessary to foreclose on that lien. The following is a brief overview of this process.

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