About James Kee
James A. Kee, Jr. is a construction attorney who works in Birmingham, Alabama. James has 35 years of experience with a license to practice in Alabama.
James attended Samford University, Cumberland School of Law, graduating in 1985. He currently works at KEE LAW FIRM,LLC in Alabama.
James attended Samford University, Cumberland School of Law, graduating in 1985. He currently works at KEE LAW FIRM,LLC in Alabama.
James Kee's Recent Answers
Oct 8, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
AlabamaAttorney at Kee Law Firm LLC
Happy to help. Am a licensed attorney in Alabama for 37 years. You may reach me at jk@keelawfirm.com or 205-223-0877. Thank you!
Jul 23, 2021
From an Anonymous Contractor
AlabamaAttorney at Kee Law Firm LLC
Yes you may as long as you comply with Alabama lien laws. If you'd like to discuss this with an Alabama lawyer, please feel free to call me at 205-968-9907.
Jun 11, 2021
From an Anonymous Contractor
AlabamaAttorney at Kee Law Firm LLC
I would recommend writing the entity who placed the lien on your property telling them that the lien has expired (although they likely can still sue you for any
money owed under a breach of contract theory) and that they should remove it asap as it is slandering the title of the property. Please advise if you need
any assistance from an Alabama lawyer(which I am)
money owed under a breach of contract theory) and that they should remove it asap as it is slandering the title of the property. Please advise if you need
any assistance from an Alabama lawyer(which I am)
Jun 7, 2021
Jun 7, 2021
From an Anonymous Contractor
AlabamaAttorney at Kee Law Firm LLC
As long as he was acting on behalf of the company at the time he signed the document, it should be enforceable under Alabama law. If you'd like to talk to
an Alabama lawyer about this please give me call at 205-968-9907.
an Alabama lawyer about this please give me call at 205-968-9907.
May 20, 2021
May 20, 2021
From an Anonymous Contractor
AlabamaAttorney at Kee Law Firm LLC
You will either file suit on the lien (their are short time periods within which you must do so under Alabama law) or file a suit for breach of contract/quantum
meruit. Should you wish to discuss this with an Alabama lawyer, please feel free to contact me at 205-223-0877.
meruit. Should you wish to discuss this with an Alabama lawyer, please feel free to contact me at 205-223-0877.
Details
Location
Birmingham, Alabama
Years of Experience
40
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
Alabama Bar