Articles From James M. Dash

Second District Confirms That Receiver Certificates May Prime Prior Liens By James M. Dash & Steven D. Mroczkowski Construction Law, December 2020 The appellate court recently held in REEF-PCG, LLC v. 747 Properties, LLC that debt certificates issued by a court-appointed receiver for the cost of completing construction of improvements may be entitled to a lien against the subject property that has priority over earlier liens.
Second District Confirms That Receiver Certificates May Prime Prior Liens By James M. Dash & Steven D. Mroczkowski Commercial Banking, Collections, and Bankruptcy, October 2020 The appellate court recently held in REEF-PCG, LLC v. 747 Properties, LLC that debt certificates issued by a court-appointed receiver for the cost of completing construction of improvements may be entitled to a lien against the subject property that has priority over earlier liens.
Extra-contractual remedies in Illinois By James M. Dash & Steven D. Mroczkowski Construction Law, February 2018 Even where no express contract exists, implied contracts can be created as a result of parties’ actions.

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