If you’re a general contractor on a construction project, you know that one of the most important parts, besides the construction itself, is ensuring that the flow of money from...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...