About Adam Edgecombe
Adam B. Edgecombe's practice focuses on business litigation, with an emphasis on commercial litigation, construction litigation, landlord-tenant issues, and
creditors’ rights. He has broad experience in residential and commercial lease negotiations and disputes; construction issues, including successfully resolving
pre-suit construction lien issues for both construction professionals and homeowners, lien enforcement, and contract disputes between contractors and
subcontractors; representation of condominium and homeowners associations, including preservation and prosecution of lien rights and foreclosure defense.
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creditors’ rights. He has broad experience in residential and commercial lease negotiations and disputes; construction issues, including successfully resolving
pre-suit construction lien issues for both construction professionals and homeowners, lien enforcement, and contract disputes between contractors and
subcontractors; representation of condominium and homeowners associations, including preservation and prosecution of lien rights and foreclosure defense.
More...
Adam Edgecombe's Recent Answers
Dec 14, 2020
From an Anonymous Contractor
FloridaCounsel at Lippes Mathias Wexler Friedman LLP
So long as the Change Order was substantive scope work, and not punch list and/or clean up work, you would base your lien timing off the date you
completed the Change Order work.
completed the Change Order work.
Details
Location
Jacksonville, FL
Years of Experience
20
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
Florida Bar