About Thomas Stevens
Tom has represented businesses for more than 25 years and was formerly a name partner in a Bucks County, PA law firm before joining FWHL. Tom’s
practice is a mix of litigation, transactions, and counseling on long term strategic planning issues as well as day to day operations.
Tom’s litigation practice includes: complex commercial litigation; enforcement of creditors' rights; remedies under leases, loans and equipment financing
agreements; bankruptcy matters including adversary proceedings; construction litigation; shareholder and corporate litigation; employment law, incluMore...
practice is a mix of litigation, transactions, and counseling on long term strategic planning issues as well as day to day operations.
Tom’s litigation practice includes: complex commercial litigation; enforcement of creditors' rights; remedies under leases, loans and equipment financing
agreements; bankruptcy matters including adversary proceedings; construction litigation; shareholder and corporate litigation; employment law, incluMore...
Thomas Stevens's Recent Answers
Jun 4, 2020
Jun 4, 2020
From an Anonymous Contractor
PennsylvaniaAttorney at Flamm Walton Heimbach
I need more information to provide an accurate answer, but here is a general statement about the timing of serving notice of the intent to file a mechanics’
lien and for filing a mechanics’ lien under the PA statute. A subcontractor’s attempt to file a mechanics’ lien may not be valid if the subcontractor did not
send notice of the intent to file a lien 30 days in advance of filing the mechanics’ lien and if the mechanics’ lien was not filed within 6 months of thSee More...
lien and for filing a mechanics’ lien under the PA statute. A subcontractor’s attempt to file a mechanics’ lien may not be valid if the subcontractor did not
send notice of the intent to file a lien 30 days in advance of filing the mechanics’ lien and if the mechanics’ lien was not filed within 6 months of thSee More...
Jun 8, 2020
From an Anonymous Contractor
PennsylvaniaAttorney at Flamm Walton Heimbach
You should contact a lawyer licensed to practice in Florida for legal advice about moving your business to Florida or forming a new business in that state.
Details
Location
Blue Bell, PA
Years of Experience
35
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
Pennsylvania Bar
New Jersey Bar