Can I sue the contractor later for more than the lien amount I apply for? Tacoma, WA Viewed 13 times. Posted 7 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes Flag as objectionable I am a subcontractor and my claim for a change order was denied. I want to place a lien for the amount of that change order, with the threat to sue for a larger sum later. Answer this question Add to list Share this Answers (0) No answers yet Here is some preliminary information and guidance regarding your legal situation while you wait for an attorney in your area to respond. Free and Low-Cost Legal Resources in Washington Related Lawsuits / Disputes questions How do I deal with Contractor claiming more hrs.& materials than were in the bid and threatening legal action if not paid? - I orally agreed to some up charges for a light fixture and a shower door,... more 1 answer. Denver, CO. Viewed 11 times. Posted about 1 month ago in Lawsuits / Disputes if a person records an involuntary lien against you,and multiple entrydata is incorrect,can Icounter sue him for exact amount? - hi,it started as a landlord/tenant dispute.plaintiff'scounsel... more 2 answers. Arcadia, CA. Viewed 26 times. Posted 3 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes Contractor tring to file a lien after he doubles his bid and owner wouldn't pay. - I hired a contractor, to help me build a garage, because his bid was the lowest@ $2500 ,$500less than the next... more 1 answer. Manitowoc, WI. Viewed 14 times. Posted about 1 month ago in Lawsuits / Disputes Back to Search Results Ask a Question Get free answers from real lawyers. Question Ask now Question details City and state Required Top Contributors 1. Ekaette Eddings 360 answers, 0 legal guides 2. Pamela A Wilson 257 answers, 17 legal guides 3. Theodore Robinson 278 answers, 0 legal guides View all Lawyers on the Contribution Leaderboard Next question: summary of administration Previous question: My former spouse was the parent of our deceased child. Is the former spouse entitled to share in my wrongful death settlement?