Construction Law Brilliant Strategy Preserves Willful Exaggeration Claim When a party is found to have filed a willfully exaggerated mechanic’s lien, it can be liable for damages w... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 03/18/19
Construction Law Keeping Abreast Of Payments Made To Your Customer One of the difficulties of being a subcontractor is waiting for payment from its customer -- the prime cont... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 03/13/19
Construction Law Damages For Delay? – Still No Since 1983, provisions in a construction contract for public work which provide that the contractor shall n... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 03/06/19
Construction Law “Last Day Of Work” – Is That Really Unclear? A subcontractor’s mechanic’s lien was dismissed as untimely when it was determined that the subcontractor’s... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 02/20/19
Construction Law Advice on Consent: Holding a Landlord Liable on a Lien Filed for Tenant Work One who furnishes work, labor, or services in the improvement of real property may file a mechanic’s lien f... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 02/06/19
Construction Law Filing Proof Of Service — No Wiggle Room When a subcontractor files a mechanic’s lien, it encumbers someone else’s property and imposes a significan... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 12/19/18
Construction Law Careful What You Ask For Working for the City of New York can sometimes feel like a stroll through a minefield. Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 12/10/18
Construction Law Women-Owned Business Enterprise Loses “WBE” Certification Where Brothers Perform Important Functions Of The Business In 1995, J.C. Smith, Inc. was certified by the State of New York as a Women-Owned Business Enterprise (“WBE... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 12/03/18