About Haven Massey
Haven Massey is a partner at the Texas construction law practice Lovein Ribman. The firm, and Mr. Massey, havily concentrate on construction legal matters.
He has a wealth of experience that is helpful to contractors, suppliers, and other construction job stakeholders who are confronting any legal issues.
Haven Massey is also Board Certified in Construction by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. This is an accreditation held by less than 100 lawyers in the
state of Texas.More...
He has a wealth of experience that is helpful to contractors, suppliers, and other construction job stakeholders who are confronting any legal issues.
Haven Massey is also Board Certified in Construction by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. This is an accreditation held by less than 100 lawyers in the
state of Texas.More...
Haven Massey's Recent Answers
Oct 1, 2019
Oct 1, 2019
From an Anonymous Contractor
TexasPartner at Lovein Ribman Law
That issue would be governed by the terms of your subcontract. Often times, a subcontract permits the GC to withhold payment on account of defects in
work, unpaid suppliers, etc. When those conditions occur, a GC can withhold payment until the issue is resolved. We would need to review your subcontract
to see what the GC's rights are in such a situation and why the GC alleges it can withhold payment or modify the payment application. There is no lSee More...
work, unpaid suppliers, etc. When those conditions occur, a GC can withhold payment until the issue is resolved. We would need to review your subcontract
to see what the GC's rights are in such a situation and why the GC alleges it can withhold payment or modify the payment application. There is no lSee More...
Oct 1, 2019
From an Anonymous Contractor
TexasPartner at Lovein Ribman Law
The quick answer is yes you do, but it might depend on what the replacement part is for. In Texas, a contractor or supplier is entitled to a lien if it furnishes
labor or materials for construction or repair of improvements to real property in Texas. So long as the replacement part was for a fixture in an improvement
to real property, then you have the right to file a lien. An example would be a replacement part for an HVAC System. The person who provided thaSee More...
labor or materials for construction or repair of improvements to real property in Texas. So long as the replacement part was for a fixture in an improvement
to real property, then you have the right to file a lien. An example would be a replacement part for an HVAC System. The person who provided thaSee More...
Details
Location
Grapevine, TX
Years of Experience
18
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Texas Mechanic Liens
Real Estate & Business Transactions
Commercial Litigation
Licenses
Texas Bar
Board Certified in Construction by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization