The lien blog is currently briefly examining the upcoming changes to North Carolina lien law. Previous installments can be found here, here, and here. This post notes the “new” clarification of when a...
A complex feature of Louisiana’s mechanics lien law has been changed in the state’s most recent legislative session, setting forth a mechanics lien foreclosure deadline that is easier to calculate....
We recently posted about the changes set to occur to North Carolina lien law, and noted that Claims of Lien on Real Property must now be served on the property owner (and general...
January 1, 2013 is rapidly approaching, and with it, the changes to North Carolina Mechanics lien law set forth by HB 1052 will go into effect. Accordingly, North Carolina lien...
Lien law in North Carolina is changing soon, with revisions to mechanics lien requirements scheduled to take place on January 1, 2013 and April 1, 2013. With the first set...
The Supreme Court of Utah cleared up a tiny uncertainty about Utah’s mechanics lien law when it invalidated a lien claim since a Notice of Lis Pendens was not filed...
The calendar year is drawing to a close and so it’s time for all blogs and news outlets to start publishing its “top blah blah blah of 2012” articles. To...
Earlier this year, the United States District Court for the Western District of Arkansas issued an opinion that could have far-reaching implications on the state’s mechanics lien laws, holding that “profits” were...
The Kings County Supreme Court in New York recently refused to invalidate a mechanics lien even though it appeared pretty likely that the claim was filed late. The case underscores...
Earlier this year we wrote about a Lien Priority dipute brewing in Nevada with high stakes for the parties. That post, Nevada Supreme Court Asked To Weigh In On High...