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What can I do to get paid for labor in Maryland if no lien or pre lien waivers can be sent per MD statue? Do we have to use a lawyer? If so, would anyone recommend an attorney in this field in MD?

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Joseph Katz
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May 19, 2020
Any person or entity having furnished labor or materials to a private construction project in Maryland (ie, non-government project) may file a mechanic's lien if unpaid, provided certain other conditions are met, ie, it is new construction or otherwise a renovation of at least 15% of its value, and the statutory deadlines for notice and filing are met. Maryland has no "pre-construction" lien filing requirements. I may be contacted through my Levelset profile for any additional questions.
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