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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | CONSTRUCTION LIEN BLOG JANUARY 11, 2012 Special Mechanic Lien Rules for Specially Fabricated Materials Tennessee. Tennessee Code Ann. Massachusetts Material Supplier Montana Nebraska North Dakota Specially Fabricated Materials Supplier Series Tennessee TexasTime and time again on this blog, I’ve said that if there is one lien law rule consistent from state to state, it’s that in order to qualify for a mechanics lien claim, the materials or labor you furnish must actually be incorporated into the jobsite’s property (click here to see mentions of “incorporation” on blog ). Specially Fabricated Materials Defined. Then, in the middle, there is some gray area. Hawaii. | DIRT TALK JULY 6, 2011 A Tribute to Construction’s ‘Road Warriors’ I spent much of last week in the middle of nowhere in Tennessee—this is no slight on the beautiful state of Tennessee—with one of our superintendents recruiting for a large construction project that we are starting up | | | | | |
| CONSTRUCTION LIEN BLOG JULY 5, 2011 Get Free Alerts Of Construction Lien Law Changes Tennessee. Get notified when the lien laws change in your neck of the woods, or whenever lien laws change anywhere in the nation, by subscribing to our free mailing list below. The Construction Lien Blog has lead the industry for years in providing resources and commentary on mechanic’s lien laws across the country. Stay informed about the laws that impact your business for free by subscribing. join our mailing list. Email Address. First Name. Last Name. Update Me on Lien Laws In… All States. Alabama. Alaska. Arizona. Arkansas. California. Colorado. Connecticut. Delaware. | CONSTRUCTION LAW IN NC NOVEMBER 16, 2010  Contractor working in neighboring state? Read these blogs! (Tues Tip) If you work in one of North Carolina’s neighboring states, check out the Blogroll for blogs written specifically by construction attorneys practicing in Virginia ( Chris Hill & Tim Hughes ), South Carolina ( Clay Olson ), and Tennessee ( Matt DeVries ). Read these blogs! Tues Tip) by MelissaBrumback on November 16, 2010 Want more construction law? If so, let me know ! | BUILDERS COUNSEL DECEMBER 15, 2010  Ditch The Same Old Contract: General Contractors Can Benefit From. Matt is an excellent construction attorney, LEED AP, and legal blogger in Nashville, Tennessee. Its a phrase I often mutter to myself when reviewing a general contractor’s agreement for a subcontractor client. At this juncture, I have a common response to these all so common contracts – stop the aggression, start the reward. General contractor agreements are a one-sided affair. | FLOORING THERAPY JULY 17, 2010 Buying Floors In Dalton This is also the case if you live in Atlanta, Tennessee or somewhere within a few hundred miles. It used to be that going to Dalton to buy carpet was very advantageous. There were dozens and dozens of carpet mills scattered everywhere, and soon after discount carpet stores could be seen every ten feet or so. Deals were being made all over the place for overstocks, seconds (carpet that had minor imperfections and could not be sold as “first quality carpet”), and anything the various mills had left over or were simply tired of looking at in their own inventories. | | | | | | | |
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BUILDERS COUNSEL | THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 2011  Washington's Prompt Payment Act: Public Works Only / The Builders.
In my earlier article I noted that states like Louisiana, Wisconsin, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, New York, Arizona, Nebraska and Illinois had all taken steps to facilitate timely payment on construction projects. In Way back in 2010 (way back, right?), I wrote an article about the sad fact that Washington does not have a Prompt Payment Act. What I probably should have said is that the state lacks a private Prompt Payment Act, mandating quick payment in private construction. Because if you are on a public project, Prompt Payment obligations do exist. monthly interest charges. MORE >> -
CONSTRUCTION LAW MUSINGS | FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2011  Changes and Claims: Make Sure You Actually Ask for What You Want
Matt is the author of www.bestpracticesconstructionlaw.com , is a construction attorney in Nashville, Tennessee. Originally posted 2009-06-19 09:00:00. Republished by Blog Post Promoter. For this weeks Guest Post Friday, Musings welcomes Matthew DeVries. He is a father of five energetic children and he often uses his family experiences to shed light on the green building, sustainable design , technology and project management issues discussed in his blog. You can reach him at (615) 742-8577, mdevries@smithcashion.com , or on Twitter : @ matthewdevries. How nice of me. Happy tummy! MORE >> -
HTRC | MONDAY, MARCH 7, 2011  Monitoring your Electricity Usage with MyUsage and Smart Meters
They have joined up with MyUsage.com that provides this service for 41 different utilities, located in 13 different states (3 in Alabama, Chelco Florida, 11 in Georgia, Parke County Indiana, Mayfield Kentucky, 3 in Missouri, Delta EPA Mississippi, 3 in North Carolina, 7 in Oklahoma, 2 in Oregon, 5 in South Carolina, Southwest Tennessee, & 2 in Texas). Early Summer Home Maintenance Checklist for June Ahhh June, the gateway to the start of summer vacations, some great BBQ’s, spending time with the family, and probably working on a to-do list that is a mile long. Not Dead Yet! MORE >> -
CONSTRUCTION LAW MUSINGS | FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 2012  Smile and Sincerity: It’s How You Make a Connection at a Construction Conference
Matt (@ matthewdevries ) is a construction lawyer in Nashville, Tennessee and the founder of www.bestpracticesconstructionlaw.com , a construction-related blog that focuses on transportation, green building, and technology. He heads the Tennessee construction law practice of Stites & Harbison PLLC, which has offices in TN, VA, KY, GA, and IN. For this week’s Guest Post Friday post here at Construction Law Musings, we welcome back a good friend, Matthew DeVries. He is married and has seven young kids. As a construction lawyer, I do a good deal of public speaking. MORE >> -
BUILDERS COUNSEL | TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 2011  No Prompt Pay Law? Washington Construction Law Lacks Prompt.
States such as Wisconsin, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, and New York have had “prompt pay&# acts in place for some time. Washington Construction Law Lacks Prompt Payment Obligation Washingtons subcontractor payment obligations lack teeth. This Post was originally published back in May 2010. was recently reading an article posted on ENR.com about “Prompt Pay&# legislation passed in Arizona. believe this is a good topic for discussion. Lets discuss the background of “prompt pay&# law, where they are enforced and Washington’s stance on the issue. 2784 and R.S. MORE >> - A Peach of a Home GREEN GODDESS | TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 2012
- The Rich Get Richer GREEN GODDESS | THURSDAY, MAY 26, 2011
- Is Preliminary Notice Required In My State? List of Notice and Non. CONSTRUCTION LIEN BLOG | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2010
- Physician Heal Thyself GREEN GODDESS | MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 2009
- Thanks for what.the memories? GREEN GODDESS | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2009
- My Little Green Vette GREEN GODDESS | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2010
- Union Busting Out All Over GREEN GODDESS | TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 2011
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