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Mechanic’s Lien

  • The Importance of Determining the Amount to Which You May Be Entitled After the Breach of a Construction Contract

    January 9, 2017

    Litigation is expensive. Before pursuing any particular claim, you need to determine if pursuing the claim makes economic sense. Standing on principle sounds good initially [...]

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  • An Interesting Decision Discharges a Mechanic’s Lien

    November 21, 2016

    As discussed numerous times on this blog, the mechanic’s lien laws provide a security interest in privately owned real property in favor of those that [...]

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  • A Mechanic’s Lien: Something Simple That’s Been Made Complicated

    August 29, 2016

    One of the first things I was ever taught about mechanic’s liens is that the legislation’s original intent was for a contractor to be able [...]

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  • The Little Miller Act Time Limits are Only Mandatory for the Claimant and Not the Surety

    October 26, 2015

    Every state in the country allows those that supply labor, materials, and/or services for the improvement of private property to claim an interest in the [...]

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  • Only the “Owner” may seek Judicial Discharge of Mechanic’s Liens

    August 3, 2015

    The Connecticut Superior Court recently decided a case of first impression regarding the right to file an application for discharge of mechanic’s liens.  The court in Grade [...]

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  • The Right to Arbitrate may be Waived if Opposing Party Suffers Prejudice

    November 9, 2014

    As discussed previously in this blog, arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution procedure, whereby the parties to a construction contract can agree to have their [...]

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  • An Explanation of The Home Improvement Act’s Licensed Contractor Exception

    May 3, 2014

    Chapter 400 of the Connecticut General Statutes is known as the Home Improvement Act. “The purpose of the Home Improvement Act is to ensure that [...]

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  • It is Not Always Clear Cut Which Services May Be the Basis of a Mechanic’s Lien

    April 26, 2014

    Conn. Gen. Stat. § 49-33 provides that those furnishing labor, materials or services for the improvement of real property are entitled to claim a lien [...]

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  • A Connecticut Court Grants Defendant’s Motion To Stay An Application To Discharge Mechanic’s Lien Pending Arbitration

    March 8, 2014

    As regular readers of this blog know, a mechanic’s lien provides a contractor with a security interest in the real property where its work was [...]

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