Ignoring Lien Law Section 38
What is Section 38 of the New York Lien Law? Pursuant to Section 38 of the Lien Law, an owner or general contractor can force
March 12, 2018
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What is Section 38 of the New York Lien Law? Pursuant to Section 38 of the Lien Law, an owner or general contractor can force
Lien Law Section 38 can be a very powerful tool for those looking to challenge a mechanic’s lien. In sum, Lien Law section 38 allows
Recently the Second Department commented on what exactly is, and is not, a facial defect justifying summary discharge of a mechanic’s lien pursuant to LIen
Kushnick | Pallaci PLLC was recently successful in a Suffolk County action in obtaining an order requiring a lienor to itemize its mechanic’s lien pursuant
Pursuant to Lien Law § 38, a lienor who has filed a notice of lien must, upon demand, provide a statement which sets forth the
While New York Lien Law § 17 stands for the proposition that a lien shall not be filed on real property for longer than one
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