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Texas Construction: Public Projects Notices & Bond Claims
Furnishing to a public project in Texas? Well saddle up! Let’s review the notice and bond claim requirements for Texas public projects.
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Condominiums & Mechanic’s Liens, Be Sure to Answer this Critical Question
Did you improve a unit or a common area? One of the most important questions if you need to file a mechanic's lien on condominiums.
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The Retail Bankruptcy Apocalypse
Retail bankruptcies are, without question, harmful to creditors. What can you do to protect your business from retail bankruptcy?
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What Information Should You Include In Lien Waivers?
Before you sign that lien waiver, are you sure it has all necessary info? Here's what information should be included in a lien waiver.
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Changes Ahead for Louisiana Mechanic’s Lien Rights
Louisiana’s 2019 legislative session included the passage of HB 203. Let’s review the calculation of mechanic’s lien deadlines.
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Rhode Island Mechanic’s Lien Rights are Mighty
Rhode Island may be the smallest state in land size, but Rhode Island means business for mechanic's lien & bond claim filers.
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Canada: Provincial Construction & Your Payment Rights
A provincial project is the improvement of public works or building under contract made by the provincial government. Time for a bond claim?
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Not a Secured Creditor? Aim To Be Critical Vendor
It's best to be a secured creditor. But, if you don't file a UCC or mechanic's lien, all hope's not lost - you could be a critical vendor.
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Mechanic’s Lien Rights in Alabama
“Sweet Home Alabama, where liens are so due” isn't as good as the original, but today's post about Alabama lien rights will make up for it.
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What’s New in Mechanic’s Lien & Bond Claim Law?
Here are some key developments and changes to mechanic’s lien and bond claim laws in Illinois, Minnesota, Florida, and Oklahoma.
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Can I File a Lien If I’m Still Furnishing Materials or Labor?
Can I file a mechanic's lien if I'm still furnishing to the project? Wish the answer were as simple as "yes" or "no."
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Oregon Lien Rights Extended by Change Order
Oregon lien deadline is 75 days from last furnishing. So how did one subcontractor file a valid lien nearly a year after its last furnishing?