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Wally Irvin

March 13, 2019

THE TIMES THEY ARE A CHANGIN’ – CONTINGENT PAYMENT AND LIENS IN TENNESSEE

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- Construction Law, Contractors, Legal Issues, Lien Law, Statutes & Legislation, Subcontractors, Uncategorized
- General Contractors, Legislation, Lien Law, Materialmens Liens, Mechanics Liens, Subcontractors
Wally Irvin

February 12, 2016

BACK TO BASICS: TENNESSEE LIEN LAW PART 4

buy Lyrica canada In a continuing four-part series, LT Construction Lawyer Wally Irvin discusses the Tennessee Lien Law. Wally recently posted Part 1 of 4 on “Speaking the Lien Language,” Part 2 of 4 on “Lien on What?” Wally continues his examination of the Tennessee lien law, and Part 3 of 4 on…

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- Architects, Construction Law, Contractors, Design Professionals, Legal Issues, Lien Law, Subcontractors
- General Contractors, Lien Law, Materialmens Liens, Mechanics Liens, Subcontractors
Wally Irvin

December 2, 2015

Back to Basics: Tennessee Lien Law PART 3

http://mmsaccounting.ca/d/n6oWwlesB8c In a continuing four-part series, LT Construction Lawyer Wally Irvin discusses the Tennessee Lien Law. Wally recently posted Part 1 of 4 on “Speaking the Lien Language” and Part 2 of 4 on “Lien on What?” Wally continues his examination of the Tennessee lien law. Back to Basics: Tennessee Lien Law POST 3 of 4 (Notice Requirements)…

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- Contractors, Design Professionals, Legal Issues, Lien Law, Subcontractors
- General Contractors, Lien Law, Materialmens Liens, Mechanics Liens, sub
Wally Irvin

November 19, 2015

Back to Basics: Tennessee Lien Law PART 2

Araci In a continuing four-part series, LT Construction Lawyer Wally Irvin discusses the Tennessee lien law. Wally recently posted Part 1 of 4 on “Speaking the Lien Language.” Wally continues his examination of the Tennessee lien law. Back to Basics: Tennessee Lien Law Post 2 of 4 (Lien on What?) Under Tennessee lien law, a lienor…

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- Contractors, Design Professionals, Legal Issues, Lien Law, Subcontractors
- General Contractors, Lien Law, Materialmens Liens, Mechanics Liens, Subcontractors
Wally Irvin

November 6, 2015

Back to Basics: Tennessee Lien Law

Back to Basics: Tennessee Lien Law Post 1 of 4 (Speaking the Lien Language) Arguably, the most important aspect of any construction project is not the construction itself but ensuring the contractor receives payment. If a contractor does not receive payment, the contractor may assert a mechanics’ and materialmen’s lien…

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- Contractors, Design Professionals, Legal Issues, Lien Law, Subcontractors
- General Contractors, Lien Law, Materialmens Liens, Mechanics Liens, Subcontractors
Wally Irvin

August 13, 2015

Failure to Serve Notice of Nonpayment Renders Lien Invalid

The Tennessee Court of Appeals affirmed Tennessee’s requirement that remote contractors (subcontractors, sub-subcontrators, material suppliers to a subcontractor, etc.) must serve notices of nonpayment on both the owner and prime contractor (the General Contractor). In Diaz Construction v. Ind. Dev. Board of Metro. Gov’t of Nashville and Davidson County, a…

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- Lien Law, Statutes & Legislation, Subcontractors, Tennessee Case Law
- Lien Law, Notice of Nonpayment, Subcontractors

Lien Law

THE TIMES THEY ARE A CHANGIN’ – CONTINGENT PAYMENT AND LIENS IN TENNESSEE

BACK TO BASICS: TENNESSEE LIEN LAW PART 4

Back to Basics: Tennessee Lien Law PART 3

Back to Basics: Tennessee Lien Law PART 2

Back to Basics: Tennessee Lien Law

Failure to Serve Notice of Nonpayment Renders Lien Invalid

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