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- How Homeowners Can Prevent Construction Fraud
- New York Construction starts rebound in August
- What Design Professionals Should Consider Before Filing a New York Mechanic’s Lien
- What About the Neighbors? How Contractor Liability Can Extend to Neighbors
- If You Want a Construction Contract Enforced, You Need Your License
- Pitfalls in Extending a Mechanic’s Lien on Residential Properties
- Five Crucial Surety Bond Principles for New York Contractors
- Changes vs. Cardinal Changes: The Limit of Construction Contract Changes
- Understanding the Importance of Building Permits
- Top 5 Contractor Defenses in New York
- 5 Reasons to Consider Arbitration for Your Construction Dispute
- Is It Worth It To Elevate Your Home?
- The Importance of Cleaning Construction Waste
- Potential Liability With Cost-Plus Construction Contracts
- Construction Contract Drafting Considerations
- Top 5 Tips for New York Residential Contractors
- Long Island Construction Employment Soars In June
- The Prompt Payment Act: Is It At Odds With Public Policy?
- Subcontractor Challenges under the New York Lien Law
- Design Professional Liability on Completed Work
- Contractor Scaffold Law Liability
- Homeowners Unable To Recover For Emotional Distress In Construction Disputes
- Legal Issues for New York Architects; Part 2 of 6 – Complying with New York Rules on Unprofessional Conduct
- Legal Issues for New York Architects; Part 1 of 6 – Complying with the Rules and Regulations on the Practice of Architecture
- Construction Law: An Overview for Homeowners; Part 4 of 4 – Conclusion
- Construction Law: An Overview for Homeowners; Part 3 of 4 – Post-Construction
- Construction Law: An Overview for Homeowners; Part 2 of 4 – During Construction
- Construction Law: An Overview for Homeowners; Part 1 of 4 – Pre-Construction
- New York Construction Delays, All Things Being Equal, They’re Not
- Construction Starts Rebound in March
- Construction Business Owner Challenges Complying With New Employment and Labor Laws
- Should Architects Be Exempt From Continuing Education?
- The 7 Major Delay Claims in New York
- What is a Mechanics Lien, and How Can It Affect Your Construction Experience?
- Homeowner Challenges to New York Mechanic’s Liens
- Long Island Construction Employment is Still Rising
- Architects Will See Greater Demand in Services as More Construction Projects Get Underway
- Are We On The Same Page? How Construction Document Conflicts Are Resolved
- The Implied Warranty on the Sale of New Homes: What Homeowners & Contractors Need to Know
- Construction Defects in New York; Part 6 of 6 – Time Limits
- Construction Defects in New York; Part 5 of 6 – Improper Installation
- Construction Defects in New York; Part 4 of 6 – Improper Materials
- Construction Defects in New York; Part 3 of 6 – Defective Construction
- Construction Defects in New York, Part 2 of 6 – Design Defects
- Construction Defects in New York; Part 1 of 6 – An Introduction
- The Inconvenient Termination for Convenience
- Construction Contract Document Conflict
- Protecting Yourself from Usury and Racketeering in Construction
- Essential Provisions for Subcontractor Agreements
- John Caravella’s Article on Scaffold Law Reform to be Featured in Nassau County Bar Association’s “The Nassau Lawyer” Publication
- The Home Improvement Licensing Rule: A Shield And Not A Sword
- Blending of Public and Private Construction – Proceed With Caution
- The Top 5 Avenues of Architect Liability in New York
- Post Contract Signing Considerations For The New York Contractor
- Top 7 Owner Risks in New York Construction Contracts
- Alternative Dispute Resolution An Option For Construction Contractors Under NY’S Prompt Payment Act
- Long Island Construction Law Obtains Contractor Victory in Wrongful Termination
- Scaffold Law Claims Against Contractors Continue To Increase
- Considerations for Drafting Construction Contracts
- Recent New York Litigation Highlights Increasing Risks to Contractors
- Who is John Caravella, Esq?
- So What Is an Improvement, Anyhow?
- Punitive Damages Claims in New York Construction Contract Disputes
- Construction Warranties in New York. Sometimes Less is More.
- Defects By Design; Who is Liable for Bad Plans?
- Homeowner Liability for Contractor Injuries in New York
- Considerations When Hiring an Architect
- Changes vs Cardinal Changes: The limit of Construction Contract
- Construction Industry Challenges in Wage and Labor Violations
- Nassau County Bar Association Offers Alternatives To Litigation
- Invalidating Choice of Law or Forum Selection Clauses
- Top 5 Mechanic’s Lien Waiver Pitfalls for Contractors and Subs
- Protections Provided to Contractors and Architects Under New York’s Economic Loss Rule
- Top 3 New Construction Arbitration Rules That Expand Powers and Challenge Assumptions
- Subcontractor’s Arbitration Action Stayed by Supreme Court
- Appellate Court Upholds Contractor Indemnification
- Architect and Contractor Liability for New York Building Code Violations
- Violation of the New York Prompt Payment Act Does Not Bar Defenses
- Protections Provided to New York Architects and Contractors under the Economic Loss Rule
- New Contractor Regulation Effective December 2014
- John Caravella awarded 2014 Leadership in Law Award
- Homeowner Court Ruling Serves as a Reminder to New York Contractors
- Deconstructing the Construction Contract
- Contractors in New York may not be bound by Architect Certifications
- Construction Warranty vs. Statute of Limitations Between Builder and Owner
- NY Supreme Court Strikes Contractor Liability Limitation Provision
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- Important Considerations and Contract Clauses to Consider
- Legal Issues for New York Architects; Part 6 of 6 – Building Code Update
- Legal Issues for New York Architects; Part 5 of 6 – Understanding and Complying with the Law on Design Professional Service Corporations
- Legal Issues for New York Architects; Part 4 of 6 – Design and Construction Contract Law and Administration
- Legal Issues for New York Architects; Part 3 of 6 – Understanding and Complying with Barrier-Free Requirements
- Holiday Weekends and Property Damage Liability
- Complying with the Rules and Regulations on the Practice of Architecture; Part 2 of 2 – Disciplinary Actions and Revocation of your Architectural License.
- Complying with the Rules and Regulations on the Practice of Architecture; Part 1 of 2 – Requirements & Duties of Maintaining your Architectural License.
- 5 Reasons that may Justify the Termination of your Construction Agreement
- Long Island Construction Law Successfully Defends Homeowners Against Claims By Unlicensed Contractor
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