Need Assistance with a Real Estate Dispute? In addition to assisting clients, with preparation and prevention of loss, most worthy real estate trial lawyers pride themselves in the litigation phase. Which raises the question, what is the difference between trial and litigation? Many people think of them as the same thing. However, litigation is more the […]
Litigation Lawyer A litigator is a special breed of attorney. Litigation is the most adversarial, intense experience one can face when dealing with the law. That’s why litigators are so special. To be a litigator you have to be forged through the rigors of heavy motion work and through the trial process. While the trials you’ve seen
What if I have a Property Line Dispute with my Neighbor? What are my Rights? As one can imagine, your rights are dependent upon the facts surrounding your case. There are a number of different remedies and/or defenses in a case where two neighbors are battling over who owns what property. At first blush, one
Real Estate Lawyer Purchasing real estate may be one of the most important decisions that you make in your life. When you’re considering the various options regarding a real estate purchase in St. Louis, you would be well-advised to consult with an experienced attorney who can inform you of your options. Our attorneys are honored
Litigating an Arbitration Arbitration is a common clause in many construction contracts and is one manner of resolving a dispute without the direct intervention of the court system. Some refer to it as alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”). The person deciding the case is an arbitrator instead of a judge. Once the arbitrator renders a decision, the ruling is binding on
St. Louis Lien Attorneys Depending on the size of your project, a mechanic’s lien can secure hundreds to millions of dollars. Mechanic’s liens are a critical tool for a construction contractor seeking to collect payment on a construction project. Why? Because a lien has the ability to collateralize the property for you. It makes the real
St. Louis Attorney Discusses Mechanic’s Lien Notice Notice is an important part of the lien process. In fact, it’s an indispensable part. Without notice, you cannot have a valid mechanic’s lien in Missouri. This article aims at educating the reader on 5 different thoughts surrounding Missouri mechanic’s liens and a few facts you should probably
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Missouri Mechanic’s Lien Law Questions What is a Mechanic’s Lien? A mechanic’s lien is a means, created by statute, for suppliers of labor and/or materials to put a security interest onto real property in order to ensure payment of the work performed or materials provided. A mechanic’s lien is a hammer for general contractors and
What Laws Govern Missouri OSHA Violations? There are 28 states that have worked with the U.S. Department of Labor (Occupational Safety & Health Administration) to prepare an OSHA-approved state plan. Missouri, however, was not one of those 28 states. Because Missouri has not provided a plan that has been approved, OSHA federal laws and regulations
