Legal and Regulatory
Risk
Reduce Lien Exposure With Anti-Assignment Clauses
Property owners, general contractors, subcontractors and materials providers must understand their rights and obligations with respect to construction liens in order to avoid delays in finalizing a project.
By Simon H. Bloom and J. Nick Phillips
April 28, 2017
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Legal and Regulatory
Risk
by Simon H. Bloom
Simon H. Bloom is a litigator with the Atlanta law firm Bloom Sugarman. His experience includes handling legal challenges involving eminent domain, zoning and land use issues, contract disputes, partnership disputes, workout and lender liability, trademark disputes, and patents and trade secrets, among others. Contact him at 404.577.7710.\r\n
by J. Nick Phillips
J. Nick Phillips is a litigator with the Atlanta law firm Bloom Sugarman. His experience includes successful representation of parties in civil litigation, including class actions, involving real estate disputes, commercial landlord-tenant disputes, loan and guarantee matters, contract disputes, fraud and misrepresentation claims, RICO, false advertising, data breach, and regulatory issues. He also has experience managing discovery of large-scale electronically stored information. Contact him at 404.577.7710.
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