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Lien Claim

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  1. Construction Payment Blog

    Florida Developer Faces $2M in Lien Claims For Dorm Construction

    By Christopher Bokum

    After officially filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in May, Midtown Campus Properties, LLC currently owes at least $2M in unpaid construction bills following a luxury student housing project along the…

  2. The Lien Zone

    Amending A Claim of Lien

    By Alex Barthet

    Sometime after construction had begun on a project, the customer ceased making payments. Construction stopped, and the contractor timely filed a claim of lien for the balance still due to…

  3. The Lien Zone

    This is Why You Should Never Combine Claims Of Lien

    By Alex Barthet

    Claims of lien are often a contractor’s last resort. But sometimes filed at the last minute, when all other attempts at obtaining payment have failed, some of these liens may be…

  4. The Lien Zone

    A Mistake in a Claim of Lien Could Cost You

    By Alex Barthet

    What happens if you filed your claim of lien with a typo, misprint or other insignificant mistakes? Not much, not if you have substantially complied with the Notice to Owner and Claim…

  5. Ahead of Schedule

    Calling All Owners and Contractors! Pay Attention to Disclosure Statement Requirement to Protect Against or Preserve Lien Claims in Washington

    By Bart Reed

    Lurking in the depths of the Contractor Registration Act (Chapter 18.27 RCW) is an important statute that has the potential to eviscerate lien rights if not satisfied by contractors furnishing…

  6. The Legal Scoop on Southwest Florida Real Estate

    β€œThey Owe Me Some Money – Can I Slap a Lien on Them?”

    By Carlos Kelly

    A good place to start is our collection of previous blog posts on various types of liens. The answer is “Maybe.” Did you perform labor, provide services, or sell materials…

  7. Texas Construction Law Blog

    Collecting Attorney Fees for Lien and Bond Claims

    By Joe Virene

    Previously, Texas law provided that a court “may” award costs and reasonable attorney fees in a suit to foreclose a lien, enforce a payment bond claim or declare a lien…

  8. New Jersey Law Blog

    When A Subcontractor Should File & Perfect a Lien Claim

    By Paul W. Norris

    In today's harsh economic climate, a general contractor or subcontractor is often faced with non-payment from a project owner. The question then becomes what is the best fashion in order…