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P3s Created by Contract, Not Statute
Generally, a Public Private Partnerships (P3s) is an agreement between a private entity & public entity for the construction of a project.
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Top 5 Reasons You Should File UCCs
If reducing your DSO, mitigating your risk & improving working capital aren’t reason enough to file UCCs, here's a few more reasons.
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Is it a Bird? Is it a Rule? It’s a Cardinal Change Order!
Change orders are common. What’s the difference between a change order and a cardinal change order? Read on to find out.
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Washington Mechanics Lien and Bond Claim Rights
Are you prepared to secure your Washington mechanic’s lien, stop notice, bond claim and public improvement lien rights? Learn more here.
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Michigan’s Design Professional Lien Rights Amended
Michigan amended a portion of its Construction Lien Act regarding mechanic’s lien rights & procedures for design professionals.
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Tennessee Lien Rights & Everything You Should Know
Securing mechanic’s lien rights on Tennessee projects can be a challenge. Let's break down the requirements & put you on the path to payment.
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Time for Preparation, There’s No Rest Post-Recession
Be prepared for the next recession. Here's a few best practices you can implement to ensure you are prepared for the next economic downturn.
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There’s No Ice Cream in Bankruptcy. Wait, What?!
In bankruptcy, we frequently hear terms like preference payment, claw back, and new value. What do these terms mean? Further, what do these terms have to do with ice cream?
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Arkansas: You Can’t Lien a Property You Didn’t Improve
To file a mechanic’s lien in Arkansas, the lien must be filed against property you improved. Kind of feels like a face-palm moment, right?
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Approve More Small Businesses for Larger Sales
Don’t leave money on the table as a result of no-hits and thin credit records on small businesses. With a comprehensive picture, you can issue higher credit limits and minimize your risk.
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Which Bond is Which? Bond Types in Construction Credit
Is it a payment bond, performance bond, bid bond, contractor’s bond, prevention bond, discharge bond? And, who is a party to a bond?
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Who’s on the Job? A Look at the Contractual Chain
What do you call the collective group of parties on a construction project? We often refer to the collective parties as the contractual chain or the ladder of supply.