About Michael Murray
Tenacious, dedicated and committed to getting the best possible result for his clients, Michael Murray will fight to win the unwinnable case and can coax a
settlement out of the toughest circumstances. Michael’s persistence has paid off: Since 2009, he has won and settled millions of dollars of cases for Lanak &
Hanna’s clients, including securing $2.3 million in collateral for a surety client to protect it from potential loss on a performance bond claim.
Michael focuses on plaintiff-side construction and business litigation, particularly job rights cases including mechanics’ liens, stop notices, and payment More...
settlement out of the toughest circumstances. Michael’s persistence has paid off: Since 2009, he has won and settled millions of dollars of cases for Lanak &
Hanna’s clients, including securing $2.3 million in collateral for a surety client to protect it from potential loss on a performance bond claim.
Michael focuses on plaintiff-side construction and business litigation, particularly job rights cases including mechanics’ liens, stop notices, and payment More...
Michael Murray's Recent Answers
Nov 29, 2022
Nov 29, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
CaliforniaPrincipal at Lanka & Hanna
This would depend on the type of project you are doing. On certain projects you are limited in what type of down payment you can request and asking for
15% would violate the rule. Given your recent growth and expansion, you should have an experienced construction attorney that you can go to with these
types of questions, who can guide you as you continue to grow and expand your business.
15% would violate the rule. Given your recent growth and expansion, you should have an experienced construction attorney that you can go to with these
types of questions, who can guide you as you continue to grow and expand your business.
Details
Location
Anaheim, CA
Years of Experience
16
Expertise Area
Construction and Business Litigation
Licenses
California
Arizona