Construction Law Blog - Notice Issues

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Posted By: Brett Hill | Jul 08, 2008 | Topics: Claims, Liens/Bond Claims, Notice Issues | View Article

Crane subcontractor not required to give pre-lien notice on public project

The Division II Court of Appeals ruled today that a second tier subcontractor that supplied and operated cranes was not required to give a pre-lien notice for its claim against the bond and retainage on a public project.