Construction Law You Let Your Contractor Finish Late. Have You Waived Any Rights? When a contractor delays a construction project, the owner is often faced with a Hobson’s choice—to termina... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 04/15/19
Should We File a SAR if...? Yes. Now Tell Me the Facts. I get a lot of phone calls from clients about whether to file a suspicious activity report (SAR). Read More Jay L. Hack Partner 04/10/19
Construction Law Breach Of Contract Vs. Equitable Remedies When a contractor has a contract with an owner (and it can be either a written or verbal contract), the cou... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 04/10/19
Cooperative & Condominium Law Real Estate Law Death of a Shareholder – Having No Family Does Not Mean Profit for the Cooperative When a deceased shareholder of a cooperative apartment has a family member, an administrator or an executor... Read More Michelle P. Quinn Partner 04/08/19
Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency as Collateral – Not! A loan applicant offers Bitcoin as collateral. You must perfect a security interest in the collateral. ... Read More Jay L. Hack Partner 04/08/19
What! How Could My Confidentiality Policy Violate the National Labor Relations Act? WARNING: I know it’s April Fool’s Day, but this is not a joke. Read More Jay L. Hack Partner 04/01/19
Construction Law You Break It, You Fix It. But Do You Have To Make It Better? If a contractor accidentally drills into a gas line, causing it to leak, it is not much of a stretch to exp... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 04/01/19
Construction Law Gross Negligence — A Little Less Gross? Readers of this blog understand that “no damage for delay” clauses make it extremely difficult for contract... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 03/27/19