Construction Law You Let Your Contractor Finish Late. Have You Waived Any Rights? An appellate court reminds us that by sitting silently in the face of a contractor’s long delay, an o... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 04/15/19
Construction Law Breach Of Contract Vs. Equitable Remedies Most of the time, a claim for breach of contract prevents a simultaneous claim for unjust enrichment ... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 04/10/19
Construction Law You Break It, You Fix It. But Do You Have To Make It Better? An appellate court sided with a contractor who drilled into a building’s 60-year old gas line. The co... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 04/01/19
Construction Law Gross Negligence — A Little Less Gross? In a recent case, an appellate court holds that a party’s failure to follow its own internal procedur... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 03/27/19
Construction Law Brilliant Strategy Preserves Willful Exaggeration Claim When a lienor releases its lien, or discontinues its lien foreclosure action, any counterclaim for wi... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 03/18/19
Construction Law Keeping Abreast Of Payments Made To Your Customer The New York State Prompt Payment Act allows subcontractors to be informed by the owner of payments m... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 03/13/19