These Lien Release Errors Could Cost You

The Lien Zone Podcast: Construction Law, Contracts, Liens, Bonds & Collections

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In this episode, we’re unpacking three common yet avoidable lien release mistakes that can have costly implications. We begin by examining the critical importance of selecting the correct form. Whether you’re a General Contractor or a subcontractor, choosing the right release form – narrow when receiving payment, broad when paying – is essential, and your contract may bind you to a specific format. We also highlight the necessity of including conditional language in your releases, especially when payment is pending. This ensures you don’t waive your rights prematurely. Lastly, we address the common error of using an incorrect “Through Date” on releases, which could lead to unintentional rights waiver. Join us for key insights on navigating these lien release pitfalls effectively.

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About Alex Barthet

Alexander Barthet is a board certified construction attorney in Florida and holds a B.S. in mechanical engineering. He manages The Barthet Firm, a ten lawyer construction law firm in Miami, and maintains a construction law blog at www.TheLienZone.com. He can be reached at 305-347-5295 or alex@barthet.com.

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