About Terence Camp
Terence Camp is a Construction Dispute Resolution and Litigation Attorney based in New Jersey. He has practiced law for 32 years with licenses to practice in
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, federal courts, and he has been admitted pro hac vice in New York in several matters. Terence attended Dickinson School of Law
at Pennsylvania State University, graduating in 1988. He is a Partner at Marin Goodman LLP in Harrison, New York and also has a broad-scale Litigation and
Entertainment Law practice.
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, federal courts, and he has been admitted pro hac vice in New York in several matters. Terence attended Dickinson School of Law
at Pennsylvania State University, graduating in 1988. He is a Partner at Marin Goodman LLP in Harrison, New York and also has a broad-scale Litigation and
Entertainment Law practice.
Terence Camp's Recent Answers
Jun 22, 2021
Jun 22, 2021
From an Anonymous Contractor
New JerseyShareholder at Marin Goodman LLP
You would have a claim under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act for both the contractor’s deceptions and for his regulatory violations for performing
unlicensed home improvement work. A concern is collectability and there are other issues such as whether the contractor operates as an LLC or corporation.
All that said, I’d be happy to discuss this matter with you. I am direct at (914)412-7261.
unlicensed home improvement work. A concern is collectability and there are other issues such as whether the contractor operates as an LLC or corporation.
All that said, I’d be happy to discuss this matter with you. I am direct at (914)412-7261.
Jun 14, 2023
Jun 14, 2023
From an Anonymous Contractor
New JerseyShareholder at Marin Goodman LLP
'Interesting scenario and question. I would suggest that the aswer is, "yes and no." Would you lose your right to re-lien the project if you tried to re-file after
the 90-day deadline because the property owner said they would pay if you released the lien but then didn't pay? - Yes. Are your rights gone? - well, that's a
more complex question. Your lien rights? - Yes. But ... you would then appear be the victim of fraud by the property owner. In other words, the owSee More...
the 90-day deadline because the property owner said they would pay if you released the lien but then didn't pay? - Yes. Are your rights gone? - well, that's a
more complex question. Your lien rights? - Yes. But ... you would then appear be the victim of fraud by the property owner. In other words, the owSee More...
May 17, 2023
From Michael Pianoforte
New JerseyShareholder at Marin Goodman LLP
I would agree with Mr. Schmitt, completely. You might also call the court and assigned judge's chambers' number, advise that you have been served but need
a a week to obtain counsel, and see if that buys you some time. And note the correction above that you are facing an order to show cause - not called a
motion. Your facts and procedural status really appear to call for attorney review and are not simply handled by any answer that could be given, See More...
a a week to obtain counsel, and see if that buys you some time. And note the correction above that you are facing an order to show cause - not called a
motion. Your facts and procedural status really appear to call for attorney review and are not simply handled by any answer that could be given, See More...
May 8, 2023
May 8, 2023
From an Anonymous Contractor
New JerseyShareholder at Marin Goodman LLP
Yes - but, it's a very particular process. Fortunately, Levelset provides a great outline. Here you go (two links):
https://www.levelset.com/blog/new-jersey-residential-mechanics-lien-convoluted-process/
https://www.levelset.com/blog/how-to-file-mechanics-lien-new-jersey/ Read carefully, then, ... read again. Terence W. Camp, Esq. Marin Goodman LSee More...
https://www.levelset.com/blog/new-jersey-residential-mechanics-lien-convoluted-process/
https://www.levelset.com/blog/how-to-file-mechanics-lien-new-jersey/ Read carefully, then, ... read again. Terence W. Camp, Esq. Marin Goodman LSee More...
Mar 30, 2023
From an Anonymous Contractor
New JerseyShareholder at Marin Goodman LLP
Unfortunately, your fairly detailed fact and legal scenario appears to be, in my opinion, beyond the scope of what attorneys here can reasonably respond to
in this forum. The matter seems to call for engagement of counsel to represent you towards efficient and effective dispute resolution upon careful review and
evaluation of the documents, the history, and application of law. And the other side is likely not going to give you much cooperation or attention uSee More...
in this forum. The matter seems to call for engagement of counsel to represent you towards efficient and effective dispute resolution upon careful review and
evaluation of the documents, the history, and application of law. And the other side is likely not going to give you much cooperation or attention uSee More...
Details
Location
Harrison, NY
Years of Experience
37
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
New Jersey
Pennsylvania