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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Gonzalez finds that the lower court improperly ruled in a dispute over a labor and materials lien. A subcontractor claims it was not paid for the work it completed, leaving it to file a labor lien for labor without giving a pre-lien notice. This gives rise to the question of whether a pre-lien notice is required for labor liens under state law. Under the plain language of the statute and history from the legislature, a pre-lien notice is not required for cases such as this. Reversed.
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