> Not sure how common it is, but I was reviewing a contract from MasTec-I'm almost positive it was MasTec-and it had a "lien Waiver" in it.
> Check with what state you are working in
, chances are even if you sign that waiver you still can place a lien in the event you are not paid.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Victor
>
> > Is it common now for a Lien Waiver be attached to a contractor/sub contract?
> >
> > Isn't this giving up your right to do anything in the event you fail to get paid properly?
> >
> > Is this common? Anyone sign these?
> >
> > Seems like the only thing common about one of these is you can almost gaurantee problems getting paid.
> >
> > CC
