Attorney Scott S. Orenstein Construction Law & Litigation
Please check out my colleague’s post on New York Lien Law Basics:
https://www.gerberciano.com/whats-new/blogs/construction-law-litigation/mechanics-lien-basics-under-new-york-law
Basing a Claim on the Total Cost Approach is Likely Throwing Good Money After Bad
Design Professional Liability Raises Interesting Questions
Expansion of State’s Affirmative Action Program May Be Problematic
The Little Miller Act Time Limits are Only Mandatory for the Claimant and Not the Surety
A Recent Supreme Court Decision Found an Owner of a Construction Company Personally Liable to the Owners of a Project
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