Federal Ownership Alone Does Not Guarantee Miller Act Protection
By: Thomas S. Tripodianos Read More
Appellate Court Declines To Dismiss Claims Based On Parties’ Course Of Conduct Despite Writing Requirement In Contract
By: Thomas H. Welby Gregory J. Spaun Read More
Appellate Court Affirms Dismissal Of Mechanic’s Lien Foreclosure Action
Owner-Caused Delays Do Not Excuse a Contractor's Failure to Maintain Essential Services
First Department Confirms: In NYC Excavation Work, the Party Digging Bears the Risk of Protecting the Neighbor
Breaking News: Federal Court Enjoins New York’s Off-Site Custom Fabrication Prevailing Wage Amendment
By: Gregory J. Spaun Read More
No License, No Lien - New York Court Bars Unlicensed Contractor from Recovery
By: Brittany Lombardi Read More
Taking Steps to Stay Ahead of Electrical Hazards When Working with High-Voltage on Aerial Cable
By: Costas Cyprus Read More
Contractor Found Liable for Willful Exaggeration of Lien
By: Frank Gramarossa Read More
Circular Saw Injury Results in OSHA Citation that Underscores Proper Power Tool Training
Appellate Court Reminds Contractors of the Proper Uses of Statutory Trust Funds
Appellate Court Reminds Contractors to Understand the Difference Between “Additional Insured” and “Named Insured”
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