I look forward to seeing the post. …

Comment posted on Will the 2009 Economy Create More Mechanic Lien Filings? by Chris Hill

I look forward to seeing the post. Let me know if I can help out with that. Thanks for keeping the importance of liens on the front burner.

Recent comments by Chris Hill

• Virginia’s Payment Chain & Why It’s Important to Lien Early
  Yet another great post on VA mechanic’s lien law. The 43-11 notice is underused and rarely even comes up. Most of the time for the reason that a sub or supplier does not wish to annoy those that carry the money. However, on a new project for a relatively unknown owner or general contractor, this notice can be invaluable.
• 30-Day Notice on Residential Projects in Virginia
  Scott,

  One more point to be made here is that the failure to provide a lien notice in these circumstances can be fatal as well. Make sure that all of your clients check the building permit as a first step on any residential project.

• Virginia’s Interesting 150 Day Rule
  Great post! Just to clarify the 150 day lookback is from the date of lien or last day of work whichever is later. So if the project takes less than 150 days you can catch it all.
  Thanks Scott
• When A/R Is No Longer Considered An Asset & Filing A Lien Is.
  Interesting and pithy analysis. I had not considered the collections angle from a more business/non-construction perspective. A good heads up! Thanks
• Virginia – Strongest Liens of them All?
  Scott,

  You sure have been busy! VA mechanic’s liens are quite powerful. However, as astutely pointed out in your other posts here, the requirements are as technical as the tool is strong.

  Keep up the good work.

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