Notices to Owner (NTO’s)

Is a Notice of Intent to Lien Required in Georgia? Notices of Intent to Lien documents can be confusing to subcontractors and material suppliers; particularly those who work in--or supply to--projects in multiple states.  That’s primarily because these Notices of...
Georgia's Statutory Notice to Owner Scheme Basics

by Mark A. Cobb This is Part III in our peaks in the forthcoming Georgia Construction Law Handbook which our firm has published.  Today's article addresses Georgia's Statutory Notice Scheme for subcontractors and material suppliers who lack privity of contract...

Most southeastern states require suppliers and subcontractors to give some sort of Notice of Furnishing or Notice to Owner ("NTO"); however, each state has its own special requirements and relying on one state's requirements to get through another state's requirements...

by Mark A. Cobb Intent to Lien in Georgia Many clients ask about Georgia’s Notice of Intent to File Lien requirements, and there are always surprised to hear the short answer: Georgia does not require any type of Notice of...

by Mark A. Cobb The Georgia Mechanics and Materialmen’s Lien Law Statutes (O.C.G.A. Section 44-14-360 et seq.) govern all aspects of filing construction liens in Georgia, and our construction lawyers have filed hundreds or thousands of liens on behalf of...

by Mark A. Cobb Cobb Law Group Since our law firm has a significant core practice area in which we file and perfect mechanics & materialmen’s liens and payment bond claims throughout Georgia, we address prospective clients’ lien questions almost...

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