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N.C. General Assembly ratifies statutory solution to mechanic’s lien problem
Legislative Developments
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
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Weeks after the Fidelity family of title insurance companies reversed its decision to stop providing mechanic’s lien coverage in North Carolina due to concerns about the additional risk they could be taking on, the North Carolina General Assembly ratified a statutory solution to the mechanic’s lien problem — the creation of lien agents in the state. Read on for more details.

 


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