Christopher Hill – August 29, 2012 As always, thanks to Scott for the kind invitation to guest post here. I always enjoy sharing a few nuggets of Virginia mechanic’s lien wisdom here at the Mechanic’s Lien Blog. Mechanic’s liens are near and dear to Construction Law Musings. Mechanic’s liens are a great weapon in the… Continue reading The Strict Nature of Virginia Lien Apportionment Rules
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Changes to North Carolina Mechanics Lien Laws
In July, Governor Perdue signed two bills into law which make substantial changes to the state’s mechanics lien and bond laws. With respect to private projects, the most significant changes relate to the creation of “Lien Agents” who must be placed on notice by any potential lien claimant. Beginning April 1, 2013, all private construction… Continue reading Changes to North Carolina Mechanics Lien Laws
Are you Ready for the Changes in California’s Mechanics Lien Law?
Jeffrey A. Sykes – June 15, 2012 Question: What is “mechanics lien law,” what is it based on and where is it found? Answer: Mechanics lien law is intended to protect those unpaid for improvements to real property against the owner’s unjust enrichment and consists of a series of statutes that provide remedies with regard to payment… Continue reading Are you Ready for the Changes in California’s Mechanics Lien Law?