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I sent out pre-lien notices at the time we were billed for materials, but we started work much later.

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Anonymous Subcontractor

I work for a subcontractor for a job, in which we used a supplier who requires a 25% deposit on materials. We billed the GC for the deposits, and I sent out preliminary notices at that time. However, we have only just started working at the site, over two months after sending the preliminary notices. Do I need to re-send the pre-lims, or will the earlier ones protect us sufficiently?

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Partner at Flores Ryan, LLP
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Mar 4, 2020
The earlier preliminary notices are sufficient.
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Mar 4, 2020
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