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Recognizing that an economic emergency in the State of New Jersey is greatly affecting the real estate and construction sectors, on June 23, 2008, both houses of the New Jersey Legislature approved the Permit Extension Act
The Connecticut Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that the doctrine of "piercing the corporate veil" cannot apply to a single-owner limited liability company absent a finding that the owner used his control over the entity to perpetrate a fraud
This case and its companion cases involved contentious construction disputes surrounding the interplay of the Massachusetts Mechanics' Lien Statute in the context of a bankrupt general contractor and a building owner's claims for offset damages
On January 5, 2011, nearly two years after the New Jersey Law Revision Commission released its final report in which it called for significant revisions to the Construction Lien Law (Title 2A:44A-1 et seq.) (the "CLL"), Governor Chris Christie signed into law significant amendments to the CLL (the "Amendments"
