Know your rights, time limitations, and the necessary steps to properly file a lien in New Jersey.
Many contractors do not know what their rights are related to filing a lien or how to proceed with the filing of a lien claim when they are owed money on a commercial, residential or public project. This topic will discuss the lien claim basics, including when and how to file a lien on commercial, residential and public projects. The material will also give some insight on what happens after a lien claim is filed. The discussion will include critical information for any contractor related to time limitations, and necessary steps, to make sure that a lien is properly filed and can be enforced.
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Faculty
Danielle Cohen
Tesser & Cohen
- Partner at Tesser & Cohen
- Focuses her practice on construction litigation and has represented a diverse range of con-struction clients, including owners, general contractors, subcontractors and material suppli-ers
- Involved in both prosecuting and defending claims on private and public projects in New Jersey and New York, including delay claims, construction lien and mechanic’s lien foreclo-sure actions, defective work claims, bond claims, prompt payment act claims and trust fund issues
- Immediate Past Co-chair, New Jersey State Bar Association, Construction Law Section
- Selected to SuperLawyers 2022-2024; Selected to Rising Starts 2014-2021
- Can be contacted at 201-343-1100, [email protected], or https://www.tessercohen.com/danielle-cohen.html
Matthew Lakind
Tesser & Cohen
- Partner at Tesser & Cohen
- Practice focuses on construction litigation
- Represents project owners, general contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers
- Involved in various types of claims and defenses associated with construction litigation, including construction lien foreclosures, payment and performance bond claims, home improvement contract disputes, equitable adjustment claims, cardinal change disputes, delay claims, and disputes regarding workmanship
- Co-vice chair, New Jersey State Bar Association, Construction Law Section
- Can be contacted at [email protected], 201-343-1100, or https://www.tessercohen.com/matthew-lakind.html
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