How Property Owners Can Avoid a Mechanics Lien 
A mechanics lien is a security interest in the title of real property placed by those who supplied the materials…
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Why Clear Provisions are a Must in Construction Contracts
Construction projects—both commercial and residential—require mass amounts of money, time, and resources. The amount of coordination between different companies and…
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Reasons Why the General Contractor isn’t Paying You
Whether you are a contractor, subcontractor, or material supplier, you have likely experienced not getting paid on time. Further, in…
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Ten Ways a Mechanics Lien Gets You Paid
A mechanic’s lien is a security interest in the title of real property placed by those who supplied the materials…
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How Much Does it Cost to File a Mechanics Lien
A mechanic’s lien is a security interest in the title of real property placed by those who supplied the materials…
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Real Property Latent Defects
What Are Real Property Latent Defects Real property latent defects are defects to real property that are not easily discovered…
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Common Types of Construction Contracts
Antonoplos & Associates group of construction attorneys are here to help guide you through any legal issues that may occur…
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Phases of Construction Litigation
Lawsuits are becoming more common in the construction industry as businesses look to exploit incomplete contract language or simply feel…
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Tips to Prevent Construction Disputes
Construction disputes are harmful to both the property owners and contractors or builders involved in them. However, most construction disputes…
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What Do Construction Attorneys Do?
A Washington DC construction attorney can help construction company owners, contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, architects, and designers with a wide…
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