Construction Law

Drones are changing how construction companies monitor projects, improving efficiency and safety. These devices provide real-time data, reduce inspection costs, and minimize risks for workers. However, using drones for site inspections comes with legal challenges that...

Demolition teams take great care in making sure a demolition project does not affect other structures. Standard practice often includes pre-demolition assessments, controlled demolition techniques and proper protection measures to avoid causing damage to other...

Construction projects in New York City involve partnerships that rely on clear agreements to ensure success. However, disputes can arise when one party does not uphold their end of the deal.  Proving a breach of contract requires careful documentation and evidence to...

When a construction project goes wrong, the consequences can be devastating. Delays, cost overruns and disputes with vendors and contractors can quickly turn a promising development into a financial nightmare. But what if there was a way to protect your business from...

For a property owner, your building could be one of your most prized possessions. Imagine walking into your establishment only to find that nearby construction has caused severe damage to it. This state could leave you feeling frustrated and anxious. No property owner...

There are many scenarios in which sources of delay may arise on construction projects. Although delays might remain a constant in this industry, the presence of delays can still place a strain on the parties involved and lead to a greater risk of construction...

One thing many New York contractors have in common is inadequate insurance. This issue can become quite evident if someone files a third-party lawsuit (perhaps after a motor vehicle accident) or sues the company for damages that occurred during a project. There are...

Finding ways to mitigate potential risks can be an integral aspect of preserving a company’s future in virtually any field of operation. However, few fields may carry as many risks as the construction industry and contractors and developers might not always know how...

Finding ways to reduce the risks of conflict can be a vital component of smoothing out operations and protecting company interests during every stage of a construction project. However, this might not always prove easy, as construction disputes can arise under various...

Construction companies may take on a great deal of responsibility when initiating operations on any type of project. Part of finding ways to mitigate liability risks could involve knowing the types of issues that may arise and what steps companies in New York can take...