Furnishing Labor and Performing Labor Are Different
According to Oklahoma Court of Appeals, Furnishing Labor and Performing Labor Are Different An Oklahoma Court of Appeals has determined mechanic’s...
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Construction Lienholder Group Wins in Bankruptcy
Grab Your Rally Cap! Construction Lienholder Group Wins in Bankruptcy If ever there were a time in construction litigation for folks to put on their...
Legislative Changes in Tennessee: What Builders Need to Know
Legislative Changes in Tennessee for the Construction Industry Earlier this year we shared a post that was all about Tennessee. Since that post,...
Virginia’s Mechanic’s Lien Form Has Changed
Virginia is for Lovers of Mechanic’s Liens: Virginia’s Mechanic’s Lien Form Has Changed Virginia is for lovers… lovers of mechanic’s liens? Maybe...
Key Collection Questions & Important Documentation
Prep to Collect: Key Collection Questions & Important Documentation You’ve gone around and around with your debtor for weeks, maybe even months, but...
Iowa Lien Attached to Building, Not Lessor’s Property
Who Is Responsible for The Costs Associated with The Construction of The Facility, The Lessor, Lessee or Both? In Iowa, the Lien Attached to the...
Lien Dissolution Bond and Suit-To-Enforce Action
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?
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?”...
Advantages of Construction Attorneys in Litigation
Why Hire a Construction Attorney for Construction Litigation? Excellent question! In today’s post we’ll review a few key considerations when deciding...
Oklahoma’s Lien & Bond Claim Requirements
Are You ‘OK’ with Oklahoma’s Mechanic’s Lien & Bond Claim Requirements? Furnishing to a construction project in the Sooner State? Today’s quick read...