About Tyler Bates
Tyler is an attorney whose practice emphasizes insurance defense litigation including commercial construction, residential construction, commercial motor
vehicle fatalities, wrongful death, and personal injuries. Tyler's experience includes handling large, complex construction defect claims through the American
Arbitration Association, as well as rapid deployment and media control following construction disasters.
vehicle fatalities, wrongful death, and personal injuries. Tyler's experience includes handling large, complex construction defect claims through the American
Arbitration Association, as well as rapid deployment and media control following construction disasters.
Tyler Bates's Recent Answers
Feb 22, 2023
Feb 22, 2023
From Andre Powell
ColoradoAttorney at Ruebel & Quillen
Depending on how much time has gone by you may still be able to file a lawsuit for breach of contract, or if no written or verbal contract exists then an unjust
enrichment claim. I would need additional information about the claim, so if you want to pursue a lawsuit please contact our firm at 888-989-1777 to
schedule an initial meeting.
enrichment claim. I would need additional information about the claim, so if you want to pursue a lawsuit please contact our firm at 888-989-1777 to
schedule an initial meeting.
Aug 15, 2022
Aug 15, 2022
From Steven Reyes
ColoradoAttorney at Ruebel & Quillen
If your last work was less than a month ago and was not solely for punch-list work, then you would be able to start with a Notice of Intent to File Lien
Statement, then follow-up with recording a lien if you remain unpaid 10 days after you send the Notice. This assumes the project is in the private sector and
not for a public entity, which has a slightly different procedure for making a claim.
Statement, then follow-up with recording a lien if you remain unpaid 10 days after you send the Notice. This assumes the project is in the private sector and
not for a public entity, which has a slightly different procedure for making a claim.
Aug 14, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
ColoradoAttorney at Ruebel & Quillen
Even if you are out of time for recording a lien, you may still be able to file a lawsuit for breach of contract or unjust enrichment. I would need additional
information in order to give you a better answer though. You can reach me at our office at 888-989-1777 if you would like to discuss further.
information in order to give you a better answer though. You can reach me at our office at 888-989-1777 if you would like to discuss further.
Apr 8, 2022
Apr 8, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
ColoradoAttorney at Ruebel & Quillen
It could include language that the GC indemnify the homwoener in the event of a subcontractor claim, but that would not stop subcontractors from being
able to send a notice of intent or record a lien. While a lot of the lien waivers/releases are similar in nature, there is not a set standard on what language is
contained in the document. If you are looking for an attorney to review the lien waiver/release, our firm can be reached at 888-989-1777.
able to send a notice of intent or record a lien. While a lot of the lien waivers/releases are similar in nature, there is not a set standard on what language is
contained in the document. If you are looking for an attorney to review the lien waiver/release, our firm can be reached at 888-989-1777.
Jul 30, 2022
From Wess Stover
ColoradoAttorney at Ruebel & Quillen
You have a claim for any consequential damages--costs you incurred--due to their work. This includes the cost of the new subcontractor, what you paid your
labor, and may include delay costs depending on the contracts on the project. Give me a call at our firm 888-989-1777 if you would like to discuss options
further or to send a demand to the subcontractor.
labor, and may include delay costs depending on the contracts on the project. Give me a call at our firm 888-989-1777 if you would like to discuss options
further or to send a demand to the subcontractor.
Details
Location
Westminster, Colorado
Expertise Area
Construction Law
Licenses
Colorado