By Scott Wolfe Jr
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TrackbacksMechanics Liens used to be a cornerstone topic on this blog; meaning I would write an article about filings, foreclosing and/or litigating a mechanics lien quite frequently. In fact, over the years I sort of consider myself a “lien guy.” Insofar as construction law goes, mechanic lien and state or federal bond claims has sort of become my thing.
So, where has all of the mechanic lien posts gone?!
If you’re a reader of this blog but not my other blog – The Construction Lien Blog – you may be wondering. But as you can gather from the blog’s title, a few years ago I created a separate blog focused on lien issues across the country, and post very regularly there on the topic.
As I exhaust the subject on that blog, and don’t to duplicate postings from there over here, most of my mechanic lien and bond claim talk is done on the Construction Lien Blog. So, if you’re interest in lien laws (and if you are a construction participant or construction law person, lien laws are super important), I recommend you take a look at this other blog.
To give you a more direct path to relevant information, here are the articles posted on the construction lien laws in the states where Wolfe Law Group practices.
- Washington
- Oregon
- California (Yes, we now practice here. Announcement coming soon!)
- Louisiana
- Miller Act Claims
- State Bond / Little Miller Act Claims
Also, be sure to check out these other resources providing through the lien and notice preparation and management company I founded in 2007, Zlien:
