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Construction Construction Law Mechanic's Liens

An Interesting Look at Mechanic’s Lien Priority and Necessary Parties

As regular readers of Construction Law Musings are well aware, I like to discuss mechanic’s liens.  Whether it is their picky nature, the way court’s treat them or the soon to take effect changes in the form, mechanic’s liens are a topic near and dear to my heart as a construction attorney. This past month […]

Construction Construction Law Mechanic's Liens

Time to Update Your Virginia Mechanic’s Lien Forms (July 1, 2019)

In a few of my recent posts here at Construction Law Musings, I’ve discussed a few bills that were considered and/or passed in the General Assembly this year.  One of the bills is one close to my heart and a subject much discussed here, namely mechanic’s liens.

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Happy New Year 2019 from Construction Law Musings

Another year of work, fun and interesting cases and relationships is in the books.  I hope all of you had a great 2018 and I wish you a prosperous 2019.  Without further ado, Happy New Year from Construction Law Musings and The Law Office of Christopher G. Hill, PC. Please join the conversation with a […]

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When is a Contract not a Contract?

As I’ve stated numerous times here at Musings, in Virginia the contract is king.  The courts of Virginia will read a contract as written and where there is a contract (read as foreshadowing), the courts will assume the parties knew what they were doing and enforce it by its terms.  However, there has to be […]

Construction Construction Law Mechanic's Liens

Where Standing, Mechanic’s Liens, and Bankruptcy Collide

I have spoken often about mechanic’s liens and the implications of such liens as they relate to bankruptcy here at Construction Law Musings.  A recent case out of Loudoun County, Virginia added another wrinkle to this discussion, that of standing and what happens on conveyance of the property and what interest in the property is […]

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