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The Legal Aspects of Change Orders in Construction Performed in New York

In the dynamic realm of construction, change is inevitable. Often, unforeseen circumstances or evolving project requirements necessitate modifications to the original scope of work. These changes are typically handled through change orders, which formalize adjustments in contract terms,

FAQ: Adjacent Property Damage Claims in New York City

Q1: What is an adjacent property damage claim? A1: An adjacent property damage claim refers to a legal process where a property owner seeks compensation for damages caused to their property as a result of activities, construction, or

The Legal Landscape of Delays in New York Construction Projects

Introduction: Construction projects in New York, especially in its bustling metropolitan areas, are often subject to various delays. These delays can arise from a multitude of factors, such as unforeseen site conditions, weather conditions, design changes, labor disputes,

Demystifying the New York Construction License Agreement

New York City, the concrete jungle where dreams are built, is a hotbed for construction activity. Whether you’re a contractor, subcontractor, or property owner, understanding the intricacies of the New York construction license agreement is crucial for a

Judicial License Agreements in NYC Webinar

Watch and listen to Kushnick Pallaci Managing Partner Vincent Pallaci discuss Judicial License Agreements in NYC in today’s Construction Law Webinar. You can learn more about construction license agreements here: What is a “construction license access agreement?”

Should I let my neighbor perform underpinning?

What is underpinning? Underpinning is the process of installing a new “foundation” under your existing foundation as a means of structural support. It is typically necessary when your neighbor is developing their property and their new foundation (and

Pallaci Contributes to ABA 50 State Lien Law Handbook

For more than a year construction attorneys from across the United States that are members of the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Construction Industry Forum have been collaborating on a 50 state survey of the lien laws of each

Liquidating Agreements: What you should know

The Appellate Division, Second Department, recently issued a decision in Rad and D’Aprile, Inc. v. Arnell Construction Corp. where they analyzed the enforceability of liquidating agreements. What is a liquidating agreement? A liquidating agreement in construction is an agreement

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