A recently published Pennsylvania Superior Court case significantly changed how mechanics lien priority is determined between lien claimants and banks with an open-ended mortgage. The decision – Commerce Bank Harrisburg...
Hat tip to our friend Vincent Pallaci of the New York Mechanics Construction Payment Blog for calling our attention to a very interesting and controversial mechanics lien decision from the...
Hat tip to Lee Weintraub of the Florida Construction Law Authority for bringing my attention to a controversy brewing in Florida’s mechanics lien law concerning the award of attorney fees in...
So far in the exploration of North Carolina’s changing mechanic’s lien laws we have looked at the relatively uncontroversial HB 1052, and its ramifications. This post will take a look...
Who is a proper party in a North Carolina lien enforcement lawsuit? With the recent lien law changes, (that we have discussed in previous posts) it’s not as many people...
We are currently taking a brief look at the upcoming changes to North Carolina lien law. Previous installments can be found here, here, and here. This edition relates to the...
We recently posted about the changes set to occur to North Carolina lien law, and first looked at the new requirement that Claims of Lien on Real Property be served...
With the changes of HB 1052 set to go into effect on January 1, 2013, lien claimants in North Carolina must start to get familiar with the new requirements imposed...
Lien law in North Carolina is changing soon, with dramatic revisions to Mechanics Lien requirements scheduled to take place on January 1, 2013 and April 1, 2013. Over the next...
In New York, as is the case in almost every state, the party filing a mechanics lien must do so truthfully. The mechanics lien statement must always be signed, and...