Construction Law New York Construction Company Certified Payroll Reports Go Public A new law, signed by Governor Hochul on September 4, 2024, and effective immediately, will require all cont... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 09/06/24
Construction Law Sidewalk Sheds: Pain in the Neck or Protection? Anyone spending time in New York City marvels at the ubiquity of those ugly green sidewalk sheds on every o... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 03/06/24
Construction Law Double Trouble – Successive Liens for the Same Amount Readers of my occasional dispatches from the construction trenches know that making a mechanic’s lien go aw... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 02/21/24
Construction Law A New Cardinal Sin: The Credit Change Order When a general contractor is confronted with an underperforming subcontractor and wants to get rid of them,... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 11/21/23
Construction Law Deciding Willful Exaggeration Of A Lien Before Trial Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 01/10/23
Construction Law Court Holds Subcontractor Cannot Lien for Temporary Sidewalk Shed and Scaffold An owner of a Manhattan 12-story building hired a contractor to perform façade repairs. Read More Eugene H. Goldberg Associate 11/23/22
Construction Law Lien Law Trust Fund Diversions — Can You Pay Your Own Laborers Before You Pay Your Subs? New York’s Lien Law Article 3A creates special statutory safeguards to ensure payment of contractors and la... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 10/18/22
Construction Law Don’t Forget the Statutory Notice of Claim We don’t usually write about personal injury matters. But sadly, personal injury accidents happen o ... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 10/12/22