SMGG attorneys work with professionals and businesses across the construction industry, including:
- Architects
- Engineers
- Builders
- Designers
- Sub-contractors
- Material suppliers
- Machinery and equipment suppliers
- Repairmen and repairwomen
- Owners
A mechanics’ lien is an effective, albeit complicated, remedy for suppliers, contractors, and subcontractors who have not received payment for their materials or labor. At Strassburger McKenna Gutnick & Gefsky, our construction attorneys proudly represent workers and suppliers who deserve to be paid for their supplies and labor. We also help businesses and property owners who are facing mechanics’ or construction liens against their assets. Because we assist clients on both sides of the process, we have a deep-rooted knowledge of the regulations and practical considerations surrounding these liens, enabling us to provide reliable strategies and robust representation for our clients.
SMGG attorneys work with professionals and businesses across the construction industry, including:
We have extensive experience advising individuals and businesses on all aspects of mechanics’ and construction liens, including:
As a general rule, mechanics’ lien claims must be filed within six months of the completed work. SMGG attorneys work quickly to protect our clients by ensuring that they do not miss a deadline or by challenging late claims filed against them.
If you have questions or concerns regarding mechanics’ construction liens, please contact David A. Strassburger.