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Warranty Work Doesn’t Extend Washington Lien Deadline
We are frequently asked whether punch list or warranty work will extend the mechanic’s lien deadline. Let's see what Washington thinks.
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Project Type: Is the Construction Project Private, Public, or Federal?
Did you know a project could be more than private, public, or federal? How about quasi, leasehold, or sovereign? Learn more here.
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Loves Furniture Bankruptcy & Mechanic’s Liens
What does Loves Furniture bankruptcy have in common with Michigan's mechanic's lien law? Here's a hint: a mechanic's lien could protect you.
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Mechanic’s Liens & New Jersey’s American Dream
It is reportedly 3 million square feet, it's been decades in the making and with millions in mechanic’s liens, it’s not done yet.
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Notices of Commencement: Top 7 Questions Answered
What is a Notice of Commencement? Do all states have Notices of Commencement? Why are these documents important? Answers are here!
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Serve Your Pennsylvania Mechanic’s Lien as Statute Dictates
Pennsylvania takes mechanic's liens statutes seriously. Learn how seriously when you read today's post about one creditor's costly mistake.
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Wisconsin Construction Project for HARIBO Group
If you are contracted to perform work or supply materials to this delightful factory, don’t forget to secure your mechanic’s lien rights.
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Shopping Malls Suffer Trickle-Up Effects of Retail Bankruptcies
Retail bankruptcies are on the rise and the impacts aren’t limited to suppliers of inventory and the retail employees. Who else is in danger?
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The Path to BioFuel is Paved with Mechanic’s Liens
Over $15M in mechanic’s liens filed in 2020, $4.5M were filed between July and September 2020, construction and unpaid claims continue.
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Georgia Lien Waivers: Changes Coming 2021
You may have heard there are changes coming to Georgia lien waivers. In today's post we'll review the key changes & what you should know.
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$145M Waterfront Redevelopment, $5.7M in Mechanic’s Liens
A destination waterfront redevelopment with apartments, stores, restaurants, office space, and a few million dollars in mechanic’s liens.
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You Received a Notice to Commence Suit, Now What?
You filed a mechanic's lien and then got a Notice to Commence Suit. What is it? Should you ignore it? Should you act? We've got the answer.