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LienMaster specializes in filing Preliminary Notices, Construction Liens, and Bond Claims nationwide. We represent a wide range of creditors who supply materials or labor to the construction industry. If necessary, we can enforce your Lien rights in order to expedite recovery of funds. Our parent company, Master Credit Consultants, Inc. (MCC), handles commercial collections worldwide. If legal action becomes necessary, we work with a network of bonded collection attorneys throughout the world. Our Lien and Collection programs are efficient, and economical. There are no membership fees and you can use us on an as-needed basis. Should you have any questions or situations which need immediate attention, please give us a call.Here are some of the key benefits in using LienMaster to protect your rights:•One office to deal with, regardless of where your customer and project are located;•One office to answer all your questions in this complex area of construction law;•One low fee to file anywhere in the country, i.e., no hourly rates.

Bruce A. Smidt has been practicing law in the State of Arizona since 1984 and is a member of the Construction Law Section of the Arizona State Bar. Mr. Smidt maintains a general civil practice with a focus upon construction related issues including:Contract ReviewConstruction Contract DisputesConstruction Defect ClaimsConstruction Delay ClaimsPayment ClaimsMechanics' and Materialmens' Lien ClaimsFederal Miller Act Bond ClaimsArizona Little Miller Act Bond ClaimsPrivate Payment & Performance BondsArizona Registrar of Contractors ComplaintsPreparation of Stop Notices and Mechanics' and Materialmen's LiensOver the years Mr. Smidt's clients have included property owners, homeowner associations, general contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, equipment suppliers and architects. Construction disputes are often complex and usually involve several parties whether directly or indirectly. Even a "simple" payment dispute may involve claims of inferior workmanship, incomplete work, deviation from the plans, delays in performance and possibly licensing. To prevent a construction dispute from turning into an expensive time-consuming morass, it is important to have an attorney who is not only experienced in construction law and litigation but is also willing to explore creative alternatives and solutions. Mr. Smidt understands how difficult it sometimes is for a contractor, subcontractor or supplier who has not been paid on a project to come up the money necessary to hire a lawyer to pursue their lien, bond and/or contract claims. Consequently, Mr. Smidt makes every effort to keep his fees affordable and is open to creative payment arrangements.