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Gary Strong is licensed to practice law in
both New Jersey and New York. Mr. Strong specializes in all aspects of
construction law including contract negotiations, public bid disputes,
contract administration , project support, scheduling and delay issues,
cost increase issues, and lien claims. Mr. Strong has experience with
both public and private projects in New York and New Jersey, including
projects relating to public schools, universities, office buildings,
home improvements, and other various commercial and municipal projects.
Mr. Strong also has experience in surety and fidelity law.
When it is
time to choose a litigator to resolve a complex construction dispute,
most clients will tell you they want to hire a lawyer who cares about
the case, thoroughly researches and understands every aspect of the
case, sets a strategy designed to win, and services the client in a cost
effective manner. That is why so many look to and count on Gary Strong
to be their advocate. His straightforward presentation style, whether
during negotiations or in the courtroom, are essential ingredients to
achieving a successful outcome for clients.
Mr. Strong handles all forms of alternative dispute resolution,
including mediation and arbitration. Mr. Strong primarily represents
general contractors, construction managers, owners, and subcontractors.
Education:
Rutgers University School of Law (J.D., 2001)
Yeshiva University (B.A. 1998) History, magna cum laude
Bar Admissions:
State of New Jersey, 2001
State of New York, 2001
Court Admissions:
New Jersey State Courts
New York State Courts
Federal District Court for Eastern District of New York
Federal District Court for Southern District of New York
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court for the District of New Jersey
Professional Affiliations:
New Jersey State Bar Association (Member, Construction Law Section)
New York State Bar Association
American Bar Association
Utility Trade Contractor Association
Property Owner Association of New Jersey
Publications:
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“Contractor’s Lien Rights in Work for Tenants” New Jersey Lawyer
Magazine, March 31, 2008.
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“Looking
through the Lens of the New False Claims Act” New Jersey Law
Journal, June 23, 2008.
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New Jersey Construction and Mechanic’s Lien Law, Part
Two-Residential Lien Claims” Property Owners Association, January
2008
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“New Jersey Construction and Mechanic’s Lien Law, Part One” Property
Owner’s Association, December 2007.
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Rising
from the ashes: Brownfield Redevelopment Gets a Boost” New Jersey
Lawyer Magazine, November 12, 2007.
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“Protecting Yourself from Fraudulent Home Improvement Contractors”
Journal of the Property Owners Association of New Jersey, November
2007.
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“A Lesson
for Co-Prime Contractors: Who They Can Recover From for Delays on a
Co-Prime Project in New Jersey,” Utility and Transportation
Contractor, April 2007
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“Pay-when-Paid and Pay-if-Paid Clauses in New Jersey and New York,”
Utility and Transportation Contractor, December 2006
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“Some
Important Considerations as to the “Design” in Connection with
Design-Build Contracts,” Eastern Bond Claims Publication, May 2006
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“Maneuvering Through Key Construction Contract Provisions: The
Liquidated Damage Clause & The No Damage-For-Delay-Clause,”
Construct!, Spring 2006
See
Also:
Lee M. Tesser
Steven
Cohen
Robert E. Bennett
Stephen Paul Winkles
Gina A. Makoujy
Jonathan Bernstein
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