Bohemia, NY
Construction and development Lawyer at Bohemia, NY
Practice Areas: Construction & Development
New York's "Little Miller Act", found in State Finance Law Section 137, requires contractors on public projects valued at over $100,000, and which are not subject to New York's Wicks Law, to post a pay...
See Full GuideA mechanic's lien must closely follow the statutes which create it in order to be valid. Often contractors prepare the mechanic's liens themselves, or hire attorneys that are not familiar with mechani...
See Full GuideSunday, February 14, 2010Removing the Mystery from Bonding a Mechanic's Lien I often receive phone calls inquiring about the process for bonding a mechanic's lien. Often the caller has one of the fo...
See Full GuideIf you are in the construction industry chances are at some point in time you have either asked for a lien release or been asked to sign a lien release, also known as lien waivers. But do you take the ...
See Full GuideNobody wants to have to chase after a fee but it is a reality of business for most construction contractors. Having an attorney that knows the construction business can be the difference between payme...
See Full GuideWhen money is tight you don't want to have to worry about throwing good money after bad just to get paid. Make sure that your contract is written to protect your rights if the owner doesn't pay you on...
See Full GuideNot knowing what a mechanic's lien is can be a scary thing. Here are some answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about mechanic's liens. ...
See Full GuideMechanic's liens are part of the business of doing construction. Inevitably, if you are involved in construction, a lien will come up. Owners sometimes panic not knowing what to do. Calm down and re...
See Full GuideConstruction is a dangerous business and, often, workers can be hurt. Injuries can range from small bumps and bruises to life threatening catastrophic injuries. Knowing how to handle an injury on you...
See Full GuideJust as sure as the sun will rise things in your house will break. If you aren't a do-it-yourselfer, then you likely have to hire a contractor to come in and fix the problem. It can be an overwhelmin...
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