Monthly Lien Law Update: October 2019
Mechanics Lien Amount Cannot Include Consequential Losses The Michigan Court of Appeal considered the validity of a mechanics lien filed by TSP Services, Inc. against
Mechanics Lien Amount Cannot Include Consequential Losses The Michigan Court of Appeal considered the validity of a mechanics lien filed by TSP Services, Inc. against
PG&E bankruptcy results in mechanic liens against hundreds of Sacramento County homes The tragedy of 2017 Camp wildfire continues to harm California residents. PG&E was
Oregon Court Decides When the End of Work Begins for Calculating Lien Deadline In Oregon, a mechanic’s lien must be filed within 75 days after
Court Upholds Lien Filed Based on a Letter of Intent, When No Construction Contract Was Executed Golden Pond Resident Care Corp. requested a bid from
Keystone Pipeline Construction Assures Resident’s Not to Worry About Liens TC Energy, formerly Keystone XL, attended a special meeting with the Meade County Commission in
You’ve learned the power of filing liens against an owner’s property to protect your right to be paid on construction jobs. There is, however, another
You want the best outcome for every construction job you work on. You plan out your work, review the job specifications closely and discuss expectations
Construction Services for The Federal Government and State Level Public Projects You likely know what the Miller Act is if you’ve ever performed construction services
Arizona Expands Mechanics’ Lien Rights 10% Current Arizona law requires subcontractors provide a preliminary notice of right to file lien to the owner, prime contractor,
As a member of the construction industry, you deal with lien releases on a regular basis. But have you ever stopped to consider exactly what
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