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Can a New York Mechanic’s Lien Be Filed Too Early
The Court reviewed and found the lien was not served too soon & the claimant’s lien would remain valid. But, what’s “too soon” in New York?
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Federally Funded Does Not Mean Federal Project
“The U.S. Government funded this construction project, so it’s a federal project, right?” The answer is: not necessarily.
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Supreme Court Sides with Subcontractor in Washington Case
Subcontractor complied with Washington statute, according to the Supreme Court, and is allowed to recover its claim.
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How to Handle Suit When Mechanic’s Liens Expire
What happens after a mechanic's lien is filed? You should understand Suit to Enforce your claim, because mechanic's liens don't live forever.
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New Legislation for Ontario’s Construction Act
Broad changes ahead for Ontario’s Construction Act. A high-level look at some key changes including the extension of the lien & suit filing periods.
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Top 3 Mistakes Collectors Make According to IACC
What are the top 3 mistakes made when calling on past due accounts? Poor documentation & communication are the top 2.
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Register Operator’s Liens with a PPSA
Executing an Operator’s Lien? Make sure to register it with a PPSA. Learn how one creditor lost its priority for failing to comply with the PPSA
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Don’t Gamble with Your Lien Rights in Nevada
Mechanic’s lien rights are afforded to those furnishing to Nevada construction projects, if you adhere to the statutory requirements.
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Massachusetts Mechanic’s Lien in a Bankruptcy
If a party files for bankruptcy in Massachusetts, ensure your mechanic’s lien filing is not in violation of the bankruptcy code.
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Carefully Review Settlement Agreements
Settlement agreements are common. You must carefully review the agreement or you may end up with invalid liens, like this subcontractor.
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Is “Final Payment” Written on the Check?
Checks are monetary agreements and should be treated with care. If you receive payment, and there are conditions or terms within the payment, seek legal guidance.
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Filing a UCC to Perfect Your Security Interest
In a fight for priority, a creditor claimed it had valid security. Unfortunately, the creditor did not list the debtor’s name correctly on the UCC.