I am a sub sobtractor who has completed a job in Port Tobacco Maryland for a Home Improvement contractor and the contractor is refusing to pay the balance using an insurance claim rejection as an excuse.
If you are a subcontractor that isn't getting paid on a construction project that made an improvement on a property in Maryland, you can file a mechanics lien to secure payment.
Keep in mind of mechanics lien deadlines that you must abide by to ensure your mechancics lien is valid including:
Good luck!
You can file a mechanic's lien in this case provided that you are within the appropriate time frame (180 days from the date you last provided materials or labor). Make sure to follow all the proper procedure (such as sending timely notice of the lien) to ensure you are filing correctly or work with an attorney that can help you handle this.