Christopher G. Hill – June 5, 2013 As anyone that reads my construction law blog knows, mechanic’s liens are a big part of the Virginia landscape for a construction attorney like me. One option for dealing with a mechanic’s lien here in Virginia that we have not discussed but so often is the ability to… Continue reading Bond Principal Necessary On A Mechanic’s Lien Claim
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What Architects & Engineers Need to Know about the New Lien Law | Melissa Dewey Brumback – JDSupra
Melissa Dewey Brumback – April 8, 2013 I have previously discussed the ABCs of Lien Laws for those making claims on a project (that is, architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers) and the 123s of Lien Laws for project owners. Now, time to learn some new tricks: enter, the Lien Agent. In case you’ve been hiding… Continue reading What Architects & Engineers Need to Know about the New Lien Law | Melissa Dewey Brumback – JDSupra
Virginia’s Mechanic’s Lien and the Supreme Court’s Latest Ruling
Robert K. Cox – March 25, 2013 Commentators like to discuss the possibility of a uniform, national mechanic’s lien law; some in favor, some not. Until there is a uniform mechanic’s lien law, and in our opinion there is no current groundswell for one, those of you in the construction industry must know the unique… Continue reading Virginia’s Mechanic’s Lien and the Supreme Court’s Latest Ruling
Changes Taking Effect to North Carolina Lien and Bond Laws
John I. Mabe – March 13, 2013 The rules are changing when it comes to North Carolina lien and bond laws. And, the new provisions are substantially altering the way in which all parties involved in lien rights – from owners, buyers, and sellers to general contractors, subcontractors, lenders, and title companies – handle construction,… Continue reading Changes Taking Effect to North Carolina Lien and Bond Laws
What the New “Lien Agent” Laws Mean for General Contractors
David C. Kimball – March 12, 2013 Most people in the construction industry are generally aware of the new requirements that were recently enacted to require project stakeholders to file certain paperwork with so-called “lien agents.” Lien agents are supposed to serve as a clearinghouse for lien documentation and create a more comprehensive strategy of… Continue reading What the New “Lien Agent” Laws Mean for General Contractors