About Mario Lamar
Mario specializes in construction law, as well as business debt collections and complex creditor’s rights issues. His collections practice involves everything
from multi-million-dollar lawsuits to an extensive post-judgment and bankruptcy practice. Through his work on behalf of creditors, Mario was named a Texas
Rising Star in the practice area of Creditor’s and Debtor’s Rights. He has presented legal education programs to lawyers on different topics in the field of
business debt collections. In addition to his creditor’s rights practice, Mario serves as general legal counsel for construction companies and other businesses,
where he drafts contracts, helps structure deals, and advises his clients on a wide variety of legal issues.More...
from multi-million-dollar lawsuits to an extensive post-judgment and bankruptcy practice. Through his work on behalf of creditors, Mario was named a Texas
Rising Star in the practice area of Creditor’s and Debtor’s Rights. He has presented legal education programs to lawyers on different topics in the field of
business debt collections. In addition to his creditor’s rights practice, Mario serves as general legal counsel for construction companies and other businesses,
where he drafts contracts, helps structure deals, and advises his clients on a wide variety of legal issues.More...
Mario Lamar's Recent Answers
Aug 12, 2022
I am getting a notice that tomorrow is my deadline to file to enforce my lien. What is that process?
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Mario LamarLegal Guard Lawyer
Attorney at Allen Bryson PLLCLegal Guard LawyerIf you have sent your notice of intent to file a lien, you now have to file your lien affidavit in the county clerk records for the county where the property is
located. First, you need to make sure you are within the statutory deadline to file a lien. This will depend on whether you were a general contractor or a sub
for the project, and whether the project was commercial or residential. Subcontractors. For commercial projects, if you are a sub, you must file ySee More...
located. First, you need to make sure you are within the statutory deadline to file a lien. This will depend on whether you were a general contractor or a sub
for the project, and whether the project was commercial or residential. Subcontractors. For commercial projects, if you are a sub, you must file ySee More...
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Location
Dallas, TX
Expertise Area
Construction
Commercial Collections
Business Litigation
Contracts
Licenses
Texas