Tag: New York
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Mechanics Liens: Mechanics Liens and … Criminal Law?
While browsing recent news stories involving mechanics liens, a very interesting headline popped up in my search results: “Sixteen People Arrested on Federal Indictment Involving Multi-State Car Theft Conspiracy.” At first, I was surprised that such a story opened up after a search for “mechanics liens,” but after reading a little more about the case,…
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New York Mechanics Lien: How To File Your Claim
Filing a mechanics lien in any state is a tricky and technical affair, and this is equally true in New York. Overlooking a trivial step in the process, or making a small mistake on the mechanics lien form, can invalidate your lien claim completely. Below is a step-by-step explanation of what is required to file a…
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Mechanics Liens: How does Zlien sign your documents?
Will zlien be sending me paperwork to sign? In most cases, the answer is No. zlien is compliant with every state’s lien and notice requirements. If we are capable of signing your documents on your behalf as an authorized agent, then we take care of getting your documents signed and notarized if necessary. When…
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What If Your Mechanics Lien Is Filed After The Owner Sells The Property?
Earlier this week someone asked a question on Avvo.com about whether a mechanics lien would be effective if filed after ab original owner sold the property. This is a great question that comes up pretty infrequently, but depending on the applicable state law, may be a great illustration of how effective and dangerous mechanics lien…
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Disaster Recovery: Insurance Check Delays May Void Lien Rights
As a New Orleans resident, I know the devastating effect that Hurricanes can have on the landscape. As a construction lawyer in this area, I know the effects that natural disasters have on the construction industry. This blog is targeted to all those contractors, suppliers and equipment lessors helping rebuild after a disaster. There is…