About Thomas Dunn
Tom Dunn concentrates his practice in construction law and complex business dispute resolution representing clients in various sectors of the construction
industry, including power generation, utility and road work, painting, and plumbing and mechanical work. Tom has served as trial counsel representing
owners, general contractors, subcontractors, and design professionals in multiparty, complex commercial litigation in state and federal courts. Tom splits his
time between the Providence and Boston offices.
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industry, including power generation, utility and road work, painting, and plumbing and mechanical work. Tom has served as trial counsel representing
owners, general contractors, subcontractors, and design professionals in multiparty, complex commercial litigation in state and federal courts. Tom splits his
time between the Providence and Boston offices.
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Thomas Dunn's Recent Answers
Mar 9, 2022
Mar 9, 2022
From Antone Moniz IV
Rhode IslandPartner at Pierce Atwood
Regarding RI’s mechanic’s lien statute (RIGL 34-28-1), after a notice of intention is recorded, the contractor has to file a complaint in the Superior Court
where the property is located to enforcee within 40 days of recording the notice of intention as well as take other
measures including recording of a notice of lis pendens and service onSee More...
where the property is located to enforcee within 40 days of recording the notice of intention as well as take other
measures including recording of a notice of lis pendens and service onSee More...
Details
Location
Providence, RI
Years of Experience
22
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
Rhode Island Bar
Maryland Bar
California Bar
Illinois Bar