About Howard Berkson
Howard Berkson is a dedicated, practical, and detail-oriented construction attorney licensed to practice in Oklahoma. He graduated from the University of
Tulsa College of Law with Honors in 2013. While there, he received awards for highest grade in trial practice, legal research, and civil procedure. Berkson is
licensed to practice law in all state and federal district courts in Oklahoma as well as in the federal Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Prior to becoming an attorney, Howard Berkson held executive positions involving a wide range of business and human resources management functiMore...
Tulsa College of Law with Honors in 2013. While there, he received awards for highest grade in trial practice, legal research, and civil procedure. Berkson is
licensed to practice law in all state and federal district courts in Oklahoma as well as in the federal Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Prior to becoming an attorney, Howard Berkson held executive positions involving a wide range of business and human resources management functiMore...
Howard Berkson's Recent Answers
Sep 12, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
OklahomaAttorney at Boston Avenue Law PLLC
As an employee of the GC, the answer is definitely no. If you were a contractor for the GC, then you may qualify as a sub entitled to place a lien. If you were
an employee, then you can sue the GC for unpaid wages. If you were a sub and your time to place the lien or to comply with notification requirements has
lapsed, you can sue the GC for breach of contract.
an employee, then you can sue the GC for unpaid wages. If you were a sub and your time to place the lien or to comply with notification requirements has
lapsed, you can sue the GC for breach of contract.
Details
Location
Tulsa, OK
Years of Experience
31
Expertise Area
construction law
contract law
employment law
commercial law
contracts
liens
bonding around liens
Licenses
Oklahoma
Languages
English