New York · 50 states

Quorum writes.Lien Clock runs.Keel takes.

Three clocks in New York. We draft. You approve. We send. Local counsel still reviews the first packet. We do not practice law in New York.

• N.Y. Real Prop. Law §339-v (condo) / BCL for co-ops

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  Condo Act / co-op bylaws

  New York condos follow RPL Article 9-B; co-ops follow the Business Corporation Law and proprietary lease. Board notice is document-driven. We still serve an agenda packet before the meeting.

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• N.Y. Lien Law §3 et seq.

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  No preliminary notice on most private jobs

  New York is famous for this: no statutory 20-day preliminary notice on ordinary private work. The mechanic’s lien must still be filed within four months (residential) or eight months (commercial) after last work. We serve a courtesy notice and calendar that filing like a clock.

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• WCL §110 / Form C-2F

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  C-2F — 10 days after employer knows (or 18th day after injury)

  File Form C-2F with the Board and carrier on or before the 10th day after the employer learns of the injury, or the 18th day after the accident — whichever is later (WCL §110). OSHA 8 hours for death. We draft C-2F the night of the call.

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