New York, NY
Construction and development Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Construction & Development, Commercial
OUTCOME: On appeal, the Court sustained Defendant/client's motion to dismiss all claims.
Plaintiff sought damages against adjacent landowner for trespass and other related claims.
OUTCOME: Owner/client upheld on appeal and lien vacated.
Owner sought to dismiss mechanic's lien because, it alleged, it was untimely amended.
OUTCOME: Contractor/client upheld on appeal and termination for convenience enforced.
Contractor argued that it could terminate subcontractor for convenience without being subject to a bad faith claim.
OUTCOME: Contractor/client was awarded a multi-million dollar verdict and Defendant's application for a stay pending appeal, without posting a bond, was denied.
Contractor sued Defendant for delays and other damages. After extensive discovery, the parties engaged in a ten week non-jury trial.
OUTCOME: On appeal, the Court upheld Contractor/client's position and agreed to strike and vacate the mechanic's lien as improper.
Contractor alleged that Supplier's mechanic's lien was invalid because it was an improper blanket lien against all condominium units in one building.
OUTCOME: On appeal, the Court upheld the City's/client's contract clause and limited the Contractor's damages.
The City of New York as Defendant asserted its termination for convenience/limitation of liability clause in this test case.
OUTCOME: The New York Court of Appeals upheld the City's/client's arguments and sustained its use of offensive collateral estoppel. The Court also upheld the City's arguments regarding third party beneficiary law.
The City of New York sought millions of dollars in damages against a utility as a result of the 1977 power blackout.
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