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Collectability of an Unsecured Collection

When you are evaluating the collectability of account, we recommend you use the following questions to help you determine the likelihood of a successful collection.
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If or When, Contingent Payment Clauses

Both pay-if-paid and pay-when-paid are contingent payment clauses. If/when they're included in a contract, could determine whether you get paid.
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The 4 Primary Types of Lien Waivers

Project owners often require lien waivers from contractors, subcontractors & suppliers to alleviate the possibility of mechanic’s lien filings.
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Federal Construction Projects & The Miller Act

The Miller Act is the federal payment bond statute that requires GCs to furnish payment bonds on projects contracted by the United States.
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Prelien Notice Mistake Invalidates Mechanic’s Lien

An example of how one contractor lost its mechanic's lien rights because its preliminary notice failed to meet the requirements outlined by statute.
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How To Find a Construction Law Attorney

Hiring an attorney, a new vendor, should be very similar to the way you hire employees and qualify customers for credit.
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North Carolina Notice to Lien Agent

The mechanic’s lien law in North Carolina experienced a rather large change in April 2013: the introduction of the Lien Agent.
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Protect Your Consignment Sales

If you allow customers to hold goods under a consignment agreement prior to the sale, you are at risk of losing your rights in the goods.
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Recovery via Judgment Liens

In a perfect world a mechanic’s lien and/or judgment lien filing will get you paid, but the reality is that recovering monies secured by any instrument can take time.
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Serve Notice After First Furnishing

Preliminary notice deadlines vary by state. Did you know some states require the preliminary notice to be served after you begin furnishing?
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Accurately Indexed UCC Filing

Obtaining a reflective search is the best practice to make sure the UCC Financing Statement has been indexed accurately.
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Bankruptcy Payout Priority – Secured Creditors Make Bank

Although there are no guarantees, time and time again we see secured creditors receiving more funds than unsecured creditors.