APPELLATE COURT UPHOLDS $7 MILLION REDUCTION IN LIEN FILED BY SUBCONTRACTOR
publication date: Dec 26, 2005
An appellate court upheld a $7 million reduction in a mechanic’s lien filed by a subcontractor. The subcontractor had not proved that the lower court had erred in reducing the lien or that it had been prejudiced by the reduction. As such, the subcontractor was not permitted to recover interest or delay costs on the project.
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