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How do I go ahead to file a notice of intent and if no responds eventually a lien

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I am a subcontractor that has done work at an hospital. They were billed back in January for the work performed. We did go back 3 weeks ago to correct a issue they were experiencing that is associated with the work performed in January. Can I still file a notice of intent and if I receive no responds if necessary file a lien. We were informed that they may be filing bankruptcy. I need to know how to protect my company from not receiving payment. I have never experience having to file a notice of intent/lien before. So I don't have a clue where to begin. I can use as much help as possible to resolve this issue. Thank for any help you can provide.

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Jul 20, 2022
Whether you had a direct contract with the hospital/owner or you were a subcontractor of the general contractor, the law requires you to file your lien within 90 days of completing your work, not including punchout or trivial work. If your work was complete when you billed in January the time for filing a lien has expired. This does not mean that you have no legal remedy. Whoever you had a contract with owes you the money. You can file a lawsuit to recover it.
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