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Abogados de Construction Liens

134 abogados de Construction Liens encontrados. Filtre por estado y ciudad.

Timothy G. Elliott
Timothy G. Elliott

Elliott Trial Lawyers

Personal InjuryConstruction LawBusiness LawReal Estate Law
Bend27+ años exp. · Consulta Gratis
Todd J. Poole
Todd J. Poole

Poole Law Group

Business LawCollectionsConstruction LawReal Estate Law
Dekalb County24+ años exp. · Consulta Gratis
Tony May
Tony May

May Trial Lawyers

Construction LawReal Estate LawBusiness LawInsurance Defense
Boulder City24+ años exp. · Consulta Gratis
Tony S. Kalogerakos
Tony S. Kalogerakos

Kalogerakos Legal

Personal InjuryConstruction LawAnimal & Dog BitesBrain Injury
Evanston19+ años exp. · Consulta Gratis
Victor Abraham Delnore
Victor Abraham Delnore

Delnore Trial Lawyers

Construction LawBusiness LawInsurance ClaimsConstruction Contracts
Allegheny County16+ años exp. · Consulta Gratis
Walter O. Bourdaghs
Walter O. Bourdaghs

Bourdaghs Legal

Business LawConstruction LawBusiness ContractsBusiness Dissolution
Allentown3+ años exp. · Consulta Gratis
Walter O. Bourdaghs
Walter O. Bourdaghs

Bourdaghs & Partners

Business LawConstruction LawBusiness ContractsBusiness Dissolution
Bethlehem3+ años exp. · Consulta Gratis
Walter O. Bourdaghs
Walter O. Bourdaghs

Law Offices of Walter O. Bourdaghs

Business LawConstruction LawBusiness ContractsBusiness Dissolution
Carlisle3+ años exp. · Consulta Gratis

Understanding Construction Liens Lawyers in the United States

What Construction Liens Lawyers Cover

Construction liens, sometimes called mechanic's liens, are legal claims made by contractors or subcontractors who haven't been paid for their work. These liens can be placed on the property where the work was performed. A construction lien lawyer specializes in navigating the complexities of these claims. They help both property owners and contractors resolve disputes related to unpaid work.

When to Hire a Construction Lien Lawyer

  • You've completed a project and haven't been paid.
  • A lien has been placed on your property and you need it removed.
  • You're a contractor facing a dispute over the quality of work.
  • You're a property owner disputing the amount owed to a contractor.
  • You need guidance on lien laws specific to your state.

How the Construction Lien Process Works

The process of filing a construction lien starts with a notice of intent to lien, which must be sent to the property owner. If payment is not received, a formal lien is filed with the county recorder's office. Each state has its own deadlines and requirements, so it's important to act promptly. Once filed, the lien can be enforced through a lawsuit if necessary. Statistics show that about 64% of lien claims are settled without going to court.

How Compensation is Calculated

  • Hourly Rates: Some lawyers charge by the hour for their services.
  • Flat Fees: A predetermined fee for handling the entire case.
  • Contingency Fees: A percentage of the recovered amount, if successful.
  • Retainer Fees: An upfront cost that is drawn down as work is completed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the deadline for filing a construction lien?

The deadline varies by state. For instance, in California, a lien must be filed within 90 days of completing the work. It's essential to check the specific deadlines in your state to ensure your lien is valid.

Can a construction lien be removed?

Yes, a lien can be removed if the debt is paid or if the lien is proven invalid. A lawyer can assist in negotiating a settlement or challenging the lien in court to have it lifted.