Tag: Why zlien
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Georgia Mechanics Lien: Local Law Firm Recommends Lien Service
Penessa & Associates, LLC, a Georgia law firm that practices construction law, recommends on its website that contractors, suppliers and other construction professionals use a lien filing service to file liens. Here’s what they say here: The best advice that we believe that we can give a Georgia contractor on filing a lien in Georgia…
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Georgia Mechanics Lien: Legal Information and Resources Online
The zlien Services page has now been updated to provide readers with free information about Georgia’s lien laws. The Georgia lien law summary page provides (i) A summary of notice requirements and lien deadlines; (ii) links to free online resources; (iii) free legal forms available for download; and (iv) a listing of Georgia construction attorneys.…
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Let Us Explain How You Can Lien Smarter
Confused about mechanic’s liens in general, or how zlien can help your company Lien Smarter? Check out zlien’s new “How zlien Works” page, which features video screencasts, tutorials and more. In addition, we just uploaded a new keynote explanatory video that helps explain the mechanic’s lien process, and the zlien service. We show you how…
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Virginia – Strongest Liens of them All?
In the past, we’ve posted about the strength and effectiveness of construction liens. Across the nation, construction or mechanics liens can be used as a powerful collections tool by contractors, suppliers and others working on construction projects. The state of Virginia, however, has perhaps the most powerful mechanics liens in the nation. In most circumstances,…
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Caution: Lien Laws in are Hyper-Technical
In most states, the liens laws are hyper-technical. This means that the laws have many requirements, and that courts strictly construe the rules against the party filing construction liens. This is true for nearly every state. While laws across the nation provide lien rights to those in the construction industry, because of the power…