USEPA announced that it has settled a stormwater enforcement case against Toll Brothers, one of the largest home building companies in the United States. This case is one of a series of stormwater enforcement cases targeting residential developers and big-box retailers for violations of construction stormwater regulations. While this enforcement priority has been in place for a […]
Month: July 2012
Arkansas Pre-Lien Notices for Commercial Projects
In Arkansas, lien claimants on commercial projects are required to provide a Notice to Owner and Contractor (also known as a pre-lien) within 75 days of last providing work or materials to the project. The Notice to Owner must be served to both the Owner and the General Contractor whether be hand-delivered or mailed via return receipt requested, […]
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Arkansas Pre-Lien Notices for Residential Projects
On a residential project, a General Contractor is required to provide a Pre-Construction Notice to Owner PRIOR to the start of work or all lien rights are invalidated. Although the general contractor’s notice to owner covers the subcontractors and suppliers, in the event that he fail to give the required notice, the subcontractors and suppliers are left out […]
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Filing a Utah Mechanic’s Lien
Know Your Utah Lien Laws Before Filing Preliminary Notices: As is the case in most states, meeting preliminary lien requirements can determine the validity of you final lien document. However, unlike most states, Utah requires that the preliminary notice be filed with the register of deeds. This notice does not need to be filed by prime […]
The Importance of Arizona Preliminary Notices
A Preliminary 20-day Notice (pre-lien) is required by Arizona law to be sent by every person (including the general contractor) who furnishes labor, professional services, or materials to preserve their lien rights. The Notice must be given no later than 20 days after the claimant has first furnished labor or materials to fully protect the lien claimant. […]