About Andreas Koutsoudakis
Andreas is a founding partner at Koutsoudakis & Iakovou Law Group. He represents and advises businesses in litigation matters primarily involving
employment-related issues, as well as shareholder and commercial disputes, governmental investigations and audits, and contractual relationships. In the
context of defending his clients in court, Andreas’ client representation also involves asset protection strategies, corporate clean-up and restructuring, as well
as Chapter 11 reorganization plans. His clients count on him to provide reliable preventive general counseling, which includes federal, state and local
compliance, internal audits and investigations, and handbook/employee policy development and implementation. More...
employment-related issues, as well as shareholder and commercial disputes, governmental investigations and audits, and contractual relationships. In the
context of defending his clients in court, Andreas’ client representation also involves asset protection strategies, corporate clean-up and restructuring, as well
as Chapter 11 reorganization plans. His clients count on him to provide reliable preventive general counseling, which includes federal, state and local
compliance, internal audits and investigations, and handbook/employee policy development and implementation. More...
Andreas Koutsoudakis's Recent Answers
Feb 22, 2020
Feb 22, 2020
From an Anonymous Contractor
New YorkAttorney at Koutsoudakis & Iakovou Law Group
It depends what the language is in the “lien waiver”, not the title. Generally speaking, you shouldn’t waive your right to put a file a lien before you’ve been
paid for work you haven’t been paid in full for. If the deposit received is non-refundable, and yours for a certain and specific amount of work on the job, then
possibly this lien is ok. Feel free to reach out to discuss further. All the best, Andreas - Kilawgroup.com
paid for work you haven’t been paid in full for. If the deposit received is non-refundable, and yours for a certain and specific amount of work on the job, then
possibly this lien is ok. Feel free to reach out to discuss further. All the best, Andreas - Kilawgroup.com
Details
Location
New York
Years of Experience
17
Expertise Area
Business Litigation
Commercial Litigation
Employment Litigation
Licenses
New York Bar
New Jersey Bar
Languages
English
Greek (Fluent)