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Frank Gramarossa

Partner

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Frank Gramarossa

Partner

Frank Gramarossa is a highly accomplished Partner at Welby, Brady & Greenblatt, LLP with a strong background in construction and real estate law.

With a decade of experience in the business, Mr. Gramarossa has successfully litigated and defended claims across all areas of construction and real estate law. His practice focuses on breach of contract, mechanic’s liens, surety law, delay claims, extra work claims, and construction defect claims. In addition to his litigation experience, Mr. Gramarossa has extensive experience in transactional matters, including negotiating construction contracts, condominium offering plan applications, real estate closings, and corporate mergers and acquisitions.

Prior to joining WB&G, Mr. Gramarossa worked as an in-house counsel for a large general contractor in New York City, where he managed various legal aspects and compliance functions in support of Turner’s operations. He has also worked as an accountant at Turner Construction Company, where he gained valuable insight into the financial aspects of the construction industry.

Mr. Gramarossa’s unique background and experience working in different facets of the construction industry give him a comprehensive understanding of his clients’ needs. His extensive knowledge and focus in construction law and business operations make him a trusted advisor to construction professionals in various areas of the industry. Mr. Gramarossa joined WB&G in June of 2015 and has been an invaluable asset to the firm ever since.

Admissions

New York

New Jersey

United States District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York

Education

  • St. John’s University School of Law, J.D.
  • University of Scranton, B.S., Business Management

Associations

  • Columbian Lawyers of Westchester

Recent Articles

March 31, 2026

Contractor Found Liable for Willful Exaggeration of Lien

The mechanic’s lien is one of the most fundamental instruments to secure a contractor’s right to payment.  However, many contractors are unaware of the potential exposure that lie beneath them if […]

September 17, 2024

Appellate Court Rules General Contractor May Assert A Trust Fund Diversion Claim as Subrogee

In addition to mechanic’s lien foreclosure proceedings, the Lien Law affords contractors another safeguard for payment in connection with the improvement of real property – the trust fund.  Article 3-A […]

October 16, 2020

Pre-construction Services – Lienable, or Not?

Many contractors and other construction professionals are unaware of precisely what the New York State Lien Law provides regarding the types of services for which a mechanic’s lien may be […]