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Myth: Contract forbids subcontractor lien rights

Myth: As a subcontractor, you can’t secure or perfect your lien rights if the prime contract between the general contractor and owner forbids construction notices or mechanics liens. Truth: In many states, it is unconstitutional and unenforceable to contractually waive your lien right. Now, in some states, certain suppliers or contractors may not have a […]

National Lien Services announces partnership with Prelien Pro Technologies’ Procore Embedded Application

National Lien Services announces partnership with Prelien Pro Technologies’ Procore Embedded Application MARCH 29, 2022 MESA, AZ – March 29, 2022 – National Lien Services, LLC, a leading provider of construction legal document preparation, today announces the formal partnership with Prelien Pro Technologies’ Procore embedded application.  “Our commitment to offering state-of-the-art solutions for our clients […]

Contingency Planning & Preparation for Impacts From COVID-19

Contingency Planning & Preparation for Impacts From COVID-19 Our team is always impressed by the resolve of the builders and creators that help improve the lives and resources of their communities.  As of late, we’ve seen the builder’s spirit is exceptionally strong and wonderfully resilient.  This isn’t the first time we, as an industry, have […]

The ‘Doctrine’ of “Belt & Suspenders”

All states require, by statute, specific guidelines be followed in order to protect your investment of labor and material on residential, commercial and public projects under mechanic’s lien laws.  In MOST states, preliminary notices, notice to owner, or other similar documents are required within specific time frames after your first day of furnishing labor or […]