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Program Co-Sponsors: NYCLA’s Construction Law Committee and Associated General Contractors New York State, AGC NYS, LLC
Faculty: Glenn S. Grindlinger, Fox Rothschild LLP; Joseph P. Hogan, CDT, VP, Building Services, AGC NYS, LLC; Carol A. Sigmond, Greenspoon Marder, LLP, Ariel Winstock, Katsky Korins
Moderator: Joel Sciascia, Executive VP & General Counsel, The Rinaldi Group
Location: The Cornell Club, 6 East 44th Street, New York, NY, Ivy Room
Networking Reception: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Program: 6:00 PM – 8:05 PM
The recent change to New York Labor Law (198-e) and General Business Law creates joint and several liability for construction managers and general contractors for wage violations committed by subcontractors.
Damages available under the new law include: the recovery of unpaid wages (up to 300% of unpaid wages for willful violations); penalties for failing to provide requisite wage notices and statements; and attorneys’ fees.
The changes to section 198-e of the NYLL apply only to the construction industry.
A panel of experts will discuss the details of this law, what can be done to reduce the exposure of these claims and other constitutional and employee law implications of the new law.
NYCLA Member: $135
Non-Member Attorney: $150
AGC NYS Member: $135
Non-Attorney/Non-AGC Member: $150
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