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As a young man Frank T. Luciano began his legal career representing a municipal planning board. Since that time, which is over 30 years ago, he has regularly appeared before planning and zoning boards representing land developers. He has established longstanding relationships with people and companies in the construction industry who have engaged him to litigate various construction claims that exceeded millions of dollars and involved numerous litigants.

His list of construction clients included people and entitles who build shopping malls, warehouses, condominium complexes and multi-million dollar homes. He is soon to publish a book titled: "New Jersey’s Construction Lien Law: A User’s Guide". This publication will provide contractors and subcontractors with important insight into the procedures and pitfalls associated with the filing of a construction lien.

He also represents contractors who work in the home improvement industry, including a multi-million dollar manufacturer of home improvement products. In this regard, you should know that recent developments in the law have created a literal landslide of lawsuits involving home improvement contracts. These statutes are deliberately and dangerously slanted in favor of the homeowner and against the home improvement contractor. The complexity and consequences of these types of cases are enormous. Frank T. Luciano has published a book titled "Walk the Chalk Line or Else: A Home Improvement Contractor’s Guide to New Jersey’s Contractor’s Registration Act and Consumer Fraud Act". This book is a must read for people involved in the home improvement industry.

Frank T. Luciano is a member of the Builders and Remodelers Association of Northern New Jersey and the New Jersey Business and Industry Association. He is also a member of American Association for Justice, formerly the Association of Trial Lawyers Association and the Construction Section of New Jersey’s State Bar Association.

While most of his work is concentrated in the northern section of the state, his practice has taken him as far south as Ocean and Monmouth Counties.

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