Nicholas D Siegfried
January 16, 2018 | Daily Business Review
Contractors That Allow Court Notices to Fall Through the Cracks Will Face Severe ConsequencesFlorida's construction lien law demands strict adherence by contractors in legal disputes with their customers. A recent ruling by the Fourth District Court of Appeal adds yet another example to a number of similar rulings against lienors who failed to follow the statutorily required mandates in the pursuit of their claim.
By Nicholas D. Siegfried
4 minute read
March 15, 2017 | Daily Business Review
Contractor's Fraudulent Lien Doesn't Mean Owner Automatically WinsA state appeals court finds a fraudulent contractor's lien can still leave the contractor the prevailing party in a bill dispute with a homeowner, writes attorney Nicholas D. Siegfried.
By Commentary by Nicholas D. Siegfried
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