Can There Be Willful Exaggeration of an Otherwise Defective Lien?
As readers of this blog know, the Lien Law provides a remedy for anyone who is affected by the filing of a ...
NY Legislature Expands Use Of “Design-Build” Contracts
On January 1, 2020, Governor Cuomo signed a new law, effective immediately, permitting various NYC agencies...
“No Damage For Delay” Clauses: Absolute Bars to Recovery — But Not at Pleading Stage
We have discussed “no damage for delay” clauses in prior blog posts.
The Right to Financial Information on a Non-Public New York Construction Project
Cash flow is the lifeblood of the construction industry.
Lien Law Amendment: Right Result. Wrong Reason.
Effective November 25, 2019, a new law amends section 9(7) of the Lien Law and requires all lienors to disc...
The New York Lien Law §76 Demand To A Contractor
A construction contractor often receives a demand for information--under New York Lien Law §76 -- for a ver...
Court Holds 6-Month Limitation Period “Unreasonable and Unenforceable”
It has long been established that parties to a contract may agree to shorten the statute of limitations.
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