John E. Osborn P.C. - Construction and Environmental Law
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Colleges and Universities Experience 

Construction Counsel for a New York City University
Osborn was construction counsel for a New York City Univesity with a variety of construction projects including  a $3oo million dollar law school project, 2 ground-up dormitories projects and a parking garage facility.

Construction Counsel for Westchester Based College
Osborn was construction counsel for Westchester based College for the building of a ground-up dormitory.

Extensive Repairs & Payments for Carbon Monoxide Incident
Carbon monoxide contamination from a dormitory’s modular boiler system sent a number of students to the hospital.  Osborn oversaw the extensive required repairs and pursued the manufacturer, engineer, design/builder, marketing and maintenance companies to pay. 

Mold Abatement Strategy Allows College Facility to Open
The new administration and student activity center of a college experienced mold growth on the walls and in the HVAC duct work due to plumbing leaks and failure to complete roof installation on a timely basis.  Osborn developed a mold abatement strategy for the owner that allowed the school to open in a timely fashion.  

Construction Manager Ignores Solid Waste Regulations Relating to Excavated Material
When a construction manager proceeded with an excavation to build a major structure on a New York City university campus, the construction manager disposed of the excavated materials at a site which was not able to accept the type of material which was shipped. As a result of this significant mistake and other failures by the construction manager to understand regulatory requirements, the university faced cost overruns in excess of $5 million. Osborn investigated the regulatory and operational short-comings of the construction manager and prosecuted claims for the excessive cost incurred.
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  • Home
  • About
  • Practice Areas
    • Construction Law >
      • Construction Law Overview
      • Project Management & Troubleshooting
      • Construction Law Experience
      • Construction Law Articles
    • Environmental Law >
      • Environmental Law Overview
      • Management of Excavated Materials
      • Environmental Law Experience
      • Environmental Law Articles
  • Industries
    • Commercial & Residential Real Estate
    • Colleges & Universities
    • Schools & School Districts
    • Hospitality >
      • Hospitality Overview
      • Hospitality Law Experience
      • Hospitality Law Articles
    • Hospitals & Healthcare
  • Professionals
    • John E. Osborn
    • Daniel H. Crow
    • Clare B. Connaughton
    • Thomas G. DeLuca
    • James H. Friend
    • Eric T. Haas
  • Contact