About V. James Dickson
Jim Dickson is a Florida Bar Board Certified Attorney in Construction Law and is a member of the national Firm of Admas and Reese LLP. He also serves as an
Adjunct Professor at Stetson University School of Law. His practice of 40 years is located in Tampa Bay but he works throughout the Firm's footprint. Jim
focuses his practice on construction law, environmental law and related development issues and disputes. He is active in the ABA Forum on Construction
Industry and has authored many publications on construction and environmental law matters.
Adjunct Professor at Stetson University School of Law. His practice of 40 years is located in Tampa Bay but he works throughout the Firm's footprint. Jim
focuses his practice on construction law, environmental law and related development issues and disputes. He is active in the ABA Forum on Construction
Industry and has authored many publications on construction and environmental law matters.
V. James Dickson's Recent Answers
Feb 10, 2021
Feb 10, 2021
From an Anonymous Contractor
FloridaAttorney at Adams and Reese LLP
Depending on the language of the lien release, a contractor may still have a right to pursue payment based on breach of contract against the other party to
the contract or a theory of unjust enrichment to a party that obtained a benefit of the work but has not paid for such service. Actual rights will depend on the
specific circumstances of the transaction.
the contract or a theory of unjust enrichment to a party that obtained a benefit of the work but has not paid for such service. Actual rights will depend on the
specific circumstances of the transaction.
Details
Location
Saint Petersburg, Florida
Years of Experience
39
Licenses
Florida