Marc Felezzola
March 26, 2020 | The Legal Intelligencer
2 Recent Court Opinions Clarify Mechanics' Lien Claim Practices, ProceduresTwo recent opinions from Pennsylvania's Superior Court clarify aspects of the practice and procedure surrounding mechanics' lien claims in the commonwealth—one case addressed whether a subcontractor may serve its formal notice of intent to lien upon an owner via FedEx and the other addressed when, if ever, grounds for statutory preliminary objections to a mechanics' lien claim will be deemed waived.
By Marc Felezzola and Ben Wright
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