Ok... without seeing the code, here's what I'd do:

Look for the word "New" in your code.

You probably have it in a statement that defines something
as a "new" object, but the object  was previously defined.

Some programmers like to define objects with the same name as "new"
as a way to re-initialize them, rather than writing code  to
initialize them manually.

Clearly, the compiler has a problem with the use of the "New" keyword.
what is unclear (without seeing the code) is whether the "New" keyword
is necessary in the first place.

Have a look and see if it compiles if you remove the "New" keywords.