According to Oklahoma Court of Appeals, Furnishing Labor and Performing Labor Are Different An Oklahoma Court of Appeals has determined mechanic’s lien rights don’t extend to a party furnishing labor, because under Oklahoma statute, furnishing labor...
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Legislative Changes in Tennessee for the Construction Industry Earlier this year we shared a post that was all about Tennessee. Since that post,...
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In Bankruptcy, Who Has Priority Over the Proceeds from Consigned Goods? Depends on Whether the Consignment is Governed by UCC Article 9 Selling Fuel...
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Georgia Bankruptcy Court deemed creditor’s UCC filing misleading Who enjoys a good ol’ mystery game? Today’s mystery is why a Georgia Bankruptcy...
How to Know Which Is Best for Your Business Have you found yourself in a construction dispute, trying to decide whether the dispute warrants trips to...
A Quick Story about a Lien Dissolution Bond and Its Trusty Suit-To-Enforce Action A “lien dissolution bond,” which can be filed to remove mechanic’s...
Fiber Optic Networks: Can I File a Mechanic’s Lien? Lienability. One of the many questions we are asked is “Can I file a mechanic’s lien on that?”...
