27Sep
Court Holds That Temporary Labor Company Not a “Subcontractor” For Lien Purposes
Do you think that there is a difference between “furnishing” labor and “performing” labor? (Is there a difference between Godiva chocolate and Palmer’s?) Well, the Court of Civil Appeals of Oklahoma recently held that “furnishing labor is not the...
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Burr & Forman
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