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
Possible Revisions to Connecticut’s Prevailing Wage Laws
There’s a New Proposed Law Regarding Emergency Services That Everyone Should Support
The Importance of Determining the Amount to Which You May Be Entitled After the Breach of a Construction Contract
An Interesting Decision Discharges a Mechanic’s Lien
Generally Speaking, Contracts That Can Be Terminated for Convenience Must Be Terminated In Good Faith
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