Boddoohi & Friedlander LLP

12/22/2025

Happy holidays!! Taking a break at one of our favorite spots

12/22/2025

Happy holidays!!! Taking a break at our fav spot

11/05/2025

True story.

10/24/2025

Driven by purpose

10/18/2025

We served a termination notice. They didn’t take us seriously. We filed a lawsuit. They still didn’t take us seriously. We moved for a default judgment. They opposed; they lost. The judge set an inquest/trial date on damages. They said we’d get $0. They put on witness after witness. They fought. But we did our thing. We asked for $1.75M. Again, they claimed we were entitled to $0. And today, what did the judge decide? $1.7M judgment. Boom. When will they stop underestimating us?

09/06/2025

We know a strong team when we see one. ⚖️⚽

05/06/2025

05/06/2025

We're in the NY Post today, ladies and gentlemen! So proud to represent these wonderful people in this fight. So grateful to the amazing, Heather Senison, and NY Post for highlighting our case and hearing our story.

A team of tech execs has come under fire for allegedly building faulty homes in the Hudson Valley — or failing to build them at all.

05/02/2025

This was no ordinary default judgment. And it's no ordinary case. Our two clients are two of many that are out there who have been victimized by these defendants, who are a construction start-up that made grand promises they did not deliver on. Today's decision denying their motion to vacate their default is round two in our battle--they opposed our motion for a default judgment once already, and lost. And this decision is unique--it supports the notion that if a defendant opposes a motion for a default judgment and loses, their recourse is not to then move to vacate (that amounts to a second bite at the apple), but to appeal or seek to renew and reargue the DJ motion (if they have the grounds for doing so). Big win for us. Great decision by Justice Gandin. Next step, the inquest...

12/27/2024

And the CTA is OFF Again - The Fifth Circuit Reverses Itself - https://mailchi.mp/ba1fb86e3b25/and-the-cta-is-off-again-the-fifth-circuit-reverses-itself

04/24/2024

In the construction world, mechanic's liens are very often used as a leveraging tool--to secure payment for contractors/subs who are legitimately owed funds, but also, sometimes, to hold property owners over a barrel, and to strongarm them into paying ransom money. But the Lien Law is often misunderstood--there are many nuances, the procedure is a minefield, and there are many ways to attack liens. This week, on April 22, in a well-reasoned decision issued by Justice Julian Schreibman, and after a roller coaster of filings and submissions--and lots of maneuvering--we obtained discharge/dismissal of one such mechanic's lien, in a summary proceeding, and on behalf of a GC against a sub. Huge win for us and our wonderful client!