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How to Avoid Personal Liability for a Fraudulent Lien

July 10, 2019 Jason Lambert

There are many benefits to using a corporation when operating a construction business. Avoiding personal liability for improper liens is just one of them.

Jason Lambert is a Florida licensed attorney who focuses his practice on representing and advising contractors, subcontractors, and material suppliers in the construction industry throughout the state of Florida. Before law school, Jason spent a decade working in the construction industry, primarily as a project manager and operations director for both new construction and remodeling. He also has experience in the wholesale and retail electrical, flooring, and countertop industries.

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