My father was a general contractor, so I personally understand your frustration at not getting paid on a job.

My law firm has recovered millions of dollars
for general contractors and subcontractors.

Foreclosure on a lien means starting a lawsuit and filing a Notice of Pendency to force the sale of the property where you did the work. You get paid from the proceeds of the sale. You must file a mechanic's lien in order to foreclose.

Please select the kind of job you want to lien.

1. Commercial: office buildings, skyscrapers, real estate developments, medical buildings, restaurants, hotels, retail and food chains, libraries, private schools & universities, hospitals, telephone companies
   
   
2. City: New York City School Construction Authority, Housing Authority, Department of Design and Construction, Department of Housing Preservation and Development, Metropolitan Transit Authority, Department of Transportation, Department of Parks and Recreation, Health and Hospitals Corporation,
   
   
3. State: Dormitory Authority of the State of New York, Department of General Services, State Agencies, Department of Motor Vehicles, State Schools
   
   
4. Residential: Single Family Dwelling, Condominiums, Cooperative Apartments
   

Who is filing your mechanic's lien?

Doesn't it make sense to hire a construction lawyer with a proven track record of success?

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We filed 48 mechanic's liens for a contractor totaling more than $9 million, and already many have been satisfied.