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Do you follow us on twitter?
The @zlien twitter feed provides its followers with a wealth of information about construction liens. Updates to our website and blog are published instantly on our twitter feed, and we’re constantly relaying information about lien laws (including law changes) across the country.
Scott Wolfe, our founder, is the guy behind the twitter posts. Scott is a construction attorney licensed to practice (and practicing) in the states of Louisiana, Washington and Oregon. He is also the founder of a bi-coastal construction law firm, Wolfe Law Group.
In addition to following @zlien for updates specific to lien laws and the mechanics lien industry, you can also follow Scott personally on twitter (@scottwolfejr). On his personal twitter account, Scott publishes more general information about construction law.
Wondering what kind of stuff gets posted on our Twitter account? Here’s a peak at some of our most recent posts:
– RT BuildingNews Payment excuses are getting more inventive: A run-down of some of the worst reasons not to stump up the cash (with link)
– Blogged: The Importance of Knowing When Your Lien Period Begins (with link)
– California Lien Law Forms, Procedures and Laws Changing on January 1, 2011 (with link)
– Avvo Legal Guides on Oregon and Louisiana Liens published (with link)
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All day long, we scour the internet for information on construction liens, lien notices, lien laws and more. While we post on this blog about certain construction lien news and legal updates, we can’t get around to posting about everything.
However, whenever we run across something great, we share it on Twitter or through Google Reader. Interested in reading what we read, and learning more about construction liens and laws? Subscribe to our Google Reader shared articles page (jen’s) (scott’s), or follow us on Twitter.
Know of a cool trade magazine, publication or other RSS Feed that we should be reading? Let us know!
