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Mechanics Lien Remedy for Public-Private Partnerships
A public private partnership (P3) is a popular term used to describe the delivery of public improvements by transferring risk and reward from government to private parties. P3s are gaining increasing popularity in California to privately finance public improvements by cash-strapped governments at arguably lower delivery costs than traditional design-bid-build methods. Today, P3s are being […]
Nevada Supreme Court Rules on Mechanics Lien Priority
As reported by the Las Vegas Sun on March 3, 2011:“The Nevada Supreme Court has ruled that a bank has priority in collecting on its deed of trust after two multimillion-dollar, 20-story condominiums defaulted on their loan in Las Vegas. The court said Corus Bank had a preceding place over a mechanics lien, filed by […]
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Strict Procedures for Wyoming Mechanics Liens
There are several notice requirements required in Wyoming that must be strictly followed. Every prime contractor or subcontractor must give an initial notice with regard to a newly constructed single-family home. This notice must be given within 30 days and must be received by the owner or its agent. This notice with regard to residential […]
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Alabama Mechanics Lien Requirements
In Alabama, the construction lien law is very specific. In addition to simply filing a lien, a claimant need to make sure that it complied with all the pre-requisites that the mechanics’ lien law requires. While, pre-notices are not required for contractors, to maximize the enforceability of their liens, at the commencement of work on […]