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Properly Perfected UCC and Repossession
Yes, a properly perfected security interest and proof of debtor default may afford you the right to repossess the collateral. Read on to learn more!
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UCC Filings and Defaults & Remedies
Our final section in this series covers Default & Remedies under Article 9. What is default? What remedies are available? Read on to learn more
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Substantial Compliance with Florida Lien Law
Would-be mechanic’s lien claimants shouldn’t mess with Florida! Florida statute is concise and there is little room for error.
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UCCs & Priority of a Security Interest
Who has priority? Are there exceptions? Learn more in part 4 of our secured transaction series, where we review Priority under Article 9.
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The Critical Role of Furnishing Dates in Lien Rights
A key to properly calculating mechanic’s lien and bond claim deadlines is knowing your first & last furnishing dates.
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Who Owns the Improved Upon Property?
Filing a mechanic's lien? Take the time to confirm property ownership, and if applicable, serve the registered agent for the owner.
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UCCs & Perfection of a Security Interest
What is perfection of a security interest? Learn more about perfection, the Financing Statement, and where to file the Financing Statement.
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Serve Your Mechanic’s Lien in Accordance with Statute
Just as with notice requirements, lien statute varies by state, which means the required method(s) for service of the lien can vary.
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Can Your Mechanic’s Lien Rights Be Waived?
We are often asked whether a waiver of lien rights clause can be incorporated within a contract and whether it's enforceable.
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Is a Contractor’s License Required to File a Lien?
As if mechanic’s lien laws aren't complicated enough, you must also understand and adhere to the licensing requirements for each state.
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Conveying Security Interest via UCCs
Conveying a security interest under Article 9? Learn more about attachment, the security agreement, and the rights & duties of the secured party.
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When Space & Noise Impact UCC Filings
Clients frequently ask us, “Does an extra space or added punctuation in my customer’s registered name really matter?” For UCCs, it might!