About Suzanne Clark
Prior to founding the Clark Law Firm, located in Fayetteville, Arkansas, Suzanne G. Clark was an attorney at the largest national law firm in the state, where
she gained significant experience in a wide range of civil litigation. She handles complex business, civil, labor and family law cases with a deep sense of
commitment and skill, having special corporate experience to assist in intellectual property cases as well as commercial litigation.
Ms. Clark received Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering from the University of Connecticut and was awarded her Juris Doctor summa cum laudMore...
she gained significant experience in a wide range of civil litigation. She handles complex business, civil, labor and family law cases with a deep sense of
commitment and skill, having special corporate experience to assist in intellectual property cases as well as commercial litigation.
Ms. Clark received Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering from the University of Connecticut and was awarded her Juris Doctor summa cum laudMore...
Suzanne Clark's Recent Answers
Jan 18, 2023
From an Anonymous Contractor
ArkansasAttorney at Clark Law Firm, PLLC
If your mechanics lien filing is not strictly in accordance wtih the statutory requirments, it is invalid. So any late filings will render it ineffective and you can
have liablity for the encumbrance remaining on the homeowner's title. You can still file suit for breach of contract, but without the leverage of lien rights.
have liablity for the encumbrance remaining on the homeowner's title. You can still file suit for breach of contract, but without the leverage of lien rights.
Details
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Years of Experience
17
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
Arkansas