Almost every day we receive questions about Georgia’s Notices to Owners and Notices to Contractors (“NTO”). One of the biggest pitfalls of sending out your own NTO, is that Georgia’s notice requirements mandate that...
Georgia Post Judgment Collection Question: I have a judgment against someone who owes me money; how can I collection on this judgment? That’s a question we hear almost daily around here. Many law firms will handle a...
The Cobb Law Group is pleased to announce the addition of Paul A. Rogers to its staff of attorneys. Paul comes to the Cobb Law Group with extensive experience with creditors’ rights in bankruptcy. He has worked for...
New Year–New Georgia Law Forms Available Online!
January, 2012
As you are aware, Georgia’s lien statutes require that third tier suppliers and subcontractors (those not in privity of contract with either the general contractor or the owner) file Notices to Owners IF the general...
We are always on the lookout for cases which affect our clients’ right to file materialmen’s liens; last week, the Georgia Court of Appeals handed down a decision that allows general contractors a little leeway with...
In today’s economy, finding quality legal representation at fair prices can be difficult. That is why we at the Cobb Law Group are constantly trying to offer suppliers, subcontractors, general contractors and other...
We are thrilled to announce that the Cobb Law Group has begun offering some of it’s services on-line. That’s right, we are one of the first Georgia Virtual Law Firms in the state, and we may be the first construction...
I just returned from the fall meeting of the American Bar Association’s Forum on the Construction Industry (held this year in Atlanta, Georgia), and it was an exciting time! It was great to see old friends and meet some...
There is a fact about commercial collections that we think only credit managers and commercial collection lawyers truly understand: collection of account begin before any materials, product or labor are supplied! What does...