An interesting article I read recently at nc-construction-law.com highlights a recent decision by the North Carolina Court of Appeals (“court of appeals”). In Ramey Kemp & Associates, Inc. v. Richmond...
Perhaps the North Carolina legislature and lobbying groups ought to read through that post and take notes, as it looks like they’re considering more changes to the lien laws in addition to...
First of all, thanks to Scott and the other good folks here at the Construction Payment Blog for their continued support of my Construction Law Musings blog with both these...
New Hampshire Lien Law Amended January 2013 Any services provided by a design professional, such as a licensed architect, licensed landscape architect, licensed engineer, etc., are now allowed the protection...
Construction Payment Blog Provides Alerts to Upcoming Lien and Bond Law Changes The lien blog is a great place to learn about upcoming lien and bond law changes throughout the...
If you aren’t paid for furnishing labor or materials to a Pennsylvania construction project you may have the right to file a mechanics lien claim to secure that account. Mechanics...
In early 2011, the Illinois Supreme Court issued a 5-2 decision in a mechanics lien priority case that prompted one member of the Illinois State Bar to proclaim the decision...
Last year, Scott mentioned pending legislation in Iowa, that if passed, would drastically alter the construction lien landscape in that state. Well, the effective date for that legislation has come,...
Mechanics lien law is a hot topic these days in Pennsylvania. If you’ve followed the Lien Law Alerts on this blog you’ll know that 2012 has seen legislative bills seeking substantial...
With the recent lien law changes, (that we have discussed in previous posts) the number of proper parties to a North Carolina lien enforcement action is not as many as it...