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Mechanic's Liens

Boston Mechanic's Liens Attorney

If you are a contractor, sub-contractor or supplier who has not received payment for your services, you want to be fairly compensated without having to pursue litigation. One of the ways you can do that if by filing a mechanic's lien. In Massachusetts, you cannot file a lien against a public entity but you may have a right to direct payment from the owner.

At Davagian & Associates, we can help you get the money you are owed, whether it is from a public or a private owner. Contact our Boston mechanic's liens lawyer today to schedule a free initial consultation.

Massachusetts Contractor Lawyer Advising on Public Projects

Although you cannot file a mechanic's lien on a public project, you do have options. You can file a claim for direct payment against the owner. If you are a sub-contractor, you also have the option of filing a bond claim against the general contractor. We are here to help you consider which approach works best for you and to explore additional options.

Mechanic's Liens

Mechanic's liens are an important legal tool for contractors, sub-contractors, suppliers, engineers, or any other party involved in a construction project who does not have a direct contract with the owner. By filing a mechanic's lien against the owner, you are essentially creating a legal obligation upon the owner, which can ensure that you receive your proper payment.

In private construction a contractor or sub-contractor can file a mechanic's lien in order to insure that they receive the compensation deserved. The first step in filing a lien is recording a notice of contract and a statement of account at the appropriate registry of deeds. You then have ninety days to file a lawsuit against the owner in order to perfect that lien. The lawsuit must be filed in the court of law having jurisdiction over where the land lies and must be recorded in the registry of deeds.

Contact Us at Our Essex County Payment Law Firm

John Davagian has worked in the construction industry for over 40 years. As a former contractor, he understands the system and the frustrations that come with it. He also understands how to take the necessary steps to get you the money you deserve. Contact our Massachusetts contractor attorney our Sudbury offices today for a free initial consultation.


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