About Joseph Talbot
Joseph Talbot is a director and shareholder of Perkins Thompson and a member of the firm’s litigation and construction practice groups. Joe’s litigation
practice focuses primarily on construction disputes, although he has experience handling cases of all types. As a litigator, Joe regularly appears in both state
and federal court, as well as before mediators and arbitrators throughout New England, on behalf of his clients. Joe aims to provide his clients with practical,
common-sense advice coupled with aggressive advocacy, all in an effort to efficiently resolve their disputes.
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practice focuses primarily on construction disputes, although he has experience handling cases of all types. As a litigator, Joe regularly appears in both state
and federal court, as well as before mediators and arbitrators throughout New England, on behalf of his clients. Joe aims to provide his clients with practical,
common-sense advice coupled with aggressive advocacy, all in an effort to efficiently resolve their disputes.
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Nov 4, 2020
From an Anonymous Contractor
MaineAttorney at Perkins | Thompson
Maine's Prompt Payment Act provides for penalty interest of 1% per month. Be aware that to the extent that the work is performed in connection with a
residential project, you may fall under Maine's Home Construction Contract Act.
residential project, you may fall under Maine's Home Construction Contract Act.
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Location
Portland, Maine
Years of Experience
14
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
Maine
Massachusetts