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Changes to Florida’s Lien and Bond Claim Laws
Florida passed House Bill 331 (effective 10/01/2023) which revised mechanic’s lien and bond laws. Read today's post to learn more.
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Serve the Preliminary Notice Upon the Construction Lender
You serve preliminary notices to protect lien rights. Did you know some states require the lender also receive a copy of the notice?
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Bankruptcy Proof of Claim: Don’t Forget!
With bankruptcies on the rise, it is increasingly likely you'll need to complete a bankruptcy proof of claim. Learn more in this post.
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Statute Changes for New Mexico Mechanic’s Liens
Under New Mexico's revised statute, to recover costs and fees, you need to serve a copy of the recorded mechanic’s lien upon the owner.
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New Mexico Lien and Bond Claim Rights
Curious about mechanic’s lien & bond claim rights in New Mexico? Today's post is for you because we’re in a New Mexico state of mind!
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What Happens to Bond Claim Rights When a Notice is Served but Not Received
What happens to payment bond rights when the required preliminary notice is served but never received? One lucky claimant found out.
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Obtain a Copy of The Payment Bond
Getting a copy of the bond up front is prudent. As a best practice, obtain a copy of the payment bond when contracting for the project.
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North Carolina Mechanic’s Lien Rights: What is a Lien Agent?
What is the role of the Lien Agent and how could it effect your North Carolina mechanic's lien rights? Learn more from attorney R. Lee Robertson
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Georgia Mechanic’s Liens & Bond Claims
Furnishing to a project in Georgia? Check out these steps to protect your mechanic's lien or bond claim rights for projects in Georgia.
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Non-Statutory Notices: 3 Great Reasons to Serve Them
No required preliminary notice to protect mechanic's lien rights? You should serve a non-statutory notice and we have 3 great reasons why!
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When Should the Clerk Record the Mechanic’s Lien?
This decision, while victorious for the lienor, is a great reminder to always confirm your document has been received AND recorded timely.
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Changes to North Carolina Lien Waivers
North Carolina lien waivers on progress payments are only enforceable for the amount/payment actually received. Awesome news!