A client recieves a $350,000 bill for un-metered electrical consumption for two retail spaces, empty during the Covid pandemic.

A project in LIC consisting of 46 townhomes came under fire for ADA compliance issues that could prevent the project's completion. Also, the gas meters needed to be installed outside the property with a specialized enclosure.

A massive downtown development chose to utilize an open shop model of business. As a result, the development was the target of organized protests, targeting, and increased regulatory oversight.

A large GC, building a $100 million-plus project on Restaurant Row, was seeking a partial sidewalk closure.The DOT determined what precautions and modifications would take place regarding the sidewalk itself. The local Community Board has its own opinion.

A GC received more than $330,000 in defaulted violations from the FDNY, NYPD, DEP, DOT, and DOB from the NYC Department of Finance.

A developer was in the process of changing General Contractors (GC) on a large commercial construction site where two Stop Work Order’s (SWO) had been imposed, one by the Department of Buildings (DOB) and one by the Department of Transportation (DOT).

The client came to us when they began receiving push back from the NYC Department of Buildings on their After Hour Variance Permits.