Newburgh, NY
Construction and development Lawyer at Newburgh, NY
Practice Areas: Construction & Development, Commercial ... +2 more
Sections 39 and 39-A of New Yorks Lien Law deal with willful exaggeration of mechanics liens and the penalties that may be assessed against the contractor who files such liens. These penalties include ...
See Full GuideINCORPORATION BY REFERENCE Contractors are generally familiar with AIA Document A-401: Standard Form of Agreement between Contractor and Subcontractor. If left unaltered, Article 1 of AIA-401 contain...
See Full GuideContractors, although quick to exercise their Mechanic's Lien rights, often fail to pursue available Payment Bond claims, a sometimes more effective and timely way of getting paid. Although Payment Bon...
See Full GuideUnder New York's Lien Law 19(6) application may be made to the appropriate court for an order "summarily discharging" a mechanics lien where:1) it appears from the face of the notice of lien that the c...
See Full GuideSo, your new car spends more time in the shop than it does on the road and you spend more time talking with service managers than your own kids. To make matters worse, every time the dealership tells y...
See Full GuideThe recent Federal Court decision of Industrial Window Corp, v. Federal Insurance Co. should serve as a warning to all N.Y. contractors: read the documents referenced in your contract. It is not uncom...
See Full GuideThe facts in Jordan Pale Systems, Corp. v. Turner Construction Company, 45 A.D.3d 165, 841N.Y.S.2d 561 (1stDept. 2007) are instructive to owners, contractors and subcontractors alike. In Turner, theSu...
See Full GuideMechanic’s liens do not last forever In New York, the base period for a private mechanic’s lien is 1 year from its filing. On commercial and multi-family private home improvements, you may renew you...
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