Paul M. Hellegers has over 35 years of experience litigating complex disputes in the state and federal courts, as well as before arbitration panels and various administrative tribunals, concentrating in construction-related matters on behalf of design professionals, contractors, and project owners, including complex cases involving defective design and workmanship claims; property damage claims; labor law and construction accident personal injury claims; and contract disputes including delay damage claims, tortious interference claims, change order claims, lien actions, and wrongful termination claims. The cases involved numerous different aspects of construction on projects ranging from private homes to large apartment buildings, office towers to train stations, a ferry terminal, a golf course, a daycare center, an international diplomatic conference center, and a church carillon.
Mr. Hellegers also counsels and represents New York City housing cooperatives and condominiums on matters ranging from internal governance issues, disputes with and between shareholders, unit owners, and residential and commercial tenants, and disputes with vendors, contractors, and neighboring property owners.
Mr. Hellegers started his legal career at Rogers & Wells, after clerking for Judge Christine Nettesheim of the United States Claims Court in Washington.
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