Eugene H. Goldberg

Mr. Goldberg has been involved in large and small matters—ranging from large metropolitan convention centers to residential homes, book warehouse roofing to apartment masonry waterproofing, water tunnels one hundred feet below ground to high rise office buildings, and public and private work. He has been involved in many types of construction varying from preliminary trades such as excavation and foundations, heavy construction work such as concrete and steel, to specialties such as HVAC and electrical contractors.

Publications

• "Contract Third-Party Beneficiaries and Duplicative Causes Against An Architect," New York Law Journal, May 24, 2018 (author)
• “The Owner’s Duty to Coordinate Multi-Prime Contractors, A Condition of Cooperation,” 28 Emory Law Journal 377 (1979)(cited by 5 reported courts)
• “Subcontractor Pass Through Claims in New York,” New York State Bar Association Journal, July/August 1993
• “Legal Malpractice Before Grabbing and Leaving,” New York Law Journal, August 3, 2010
• “The Architect’s Duty to Correct His Design During the Construction Phase and/or Warn of His Error,” The Construction Lawyer, January 1988
• “Foundation Failures,” The Construction Lawyer, Fall 1982 (co-author)
• “Trends in Asbestos Litigation: Recovering The Costs of Abatement,” New York Law Journal, November 28, 1988 (co-author)
• “Legal Aspects of Temporary Support for Open Cut Construction,” Public Contract Law Journal, August 1975 (co-author)