About Daniel Kerrick
Daniel C. Kerrick is an experienced litigator representing creditors of all size, type and geographic origin in Delaware and Pennsylvania. His experience
includes preventative legal counseling, comprehensive litigation advice and services, accounts receivable advice and management, and timely and efficient
enforcement of judgments. He litigates matters in every court in the State of Delaware, including Chancery Court and Bankruptcy Court.
Mr. Kerrick represents a wide variety of clients in contract and UCC actions, complex commercial disputes, corporate fiduciary litigation, business litigaMore...
includes preventative legal counseling, comprehensive litigation advice and services, accounts receivable advice and management, and timely and efficient
enforcement of judgments. He litigates matters in every court in the State of Delaware, including Chancery Court and Bankruptcy Court.
Mr. Kerrick represents a wide variety of clients in contract and UCC actions, complex commercial disputes, corporate fiduciary litigation, business litigaMore...
Daniel Kerrick's Recent Answers
Sep 28, 2022
Sep 28, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
Delaware
Daniel KerrickLegal Guard Lawyer
Attorney at HOGAN♦McDANIELLegal Guard LawyerBased on the information above, you have 180 days to file a mechanics lien against the owner. That time period begins when you completed the services or
provided materials. If you completed the work in March, the 180 day period has likely expired. For a specific answer and legal advice, you should seek
Delaware counsel immediately.
provided materials. If you completed the work in March, the 180 day period has likely expired. For a specific answer and legal advice, you should seek
Delaware counsel immediately.
Details
Location
Philadelphia,Pennsylvania
Years of Experience
21
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey