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Proofs of Delivery and Bills of Lading
Bills of lading and proofs of delivery can be critical in supporting your mechanic’s lien claim. Learn more about bills of lading and proofs of delivery here.
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3-in-3 on Lien Waivers
Waivers today are more formal and more complex and it’s very important to know exactly what you’re signing before you sign it.
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A Surety’s Perspective on Public Private Partnerships
So, how does the surety industry view Private Public Partnerships (aka P3)? This precise question is answered in an article from Engineering News-Record (ENR).
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Ontario Construction Lien Act – Bonds
We’ve previously discussed the review of Ontario’s Construction Lien Act and today we’d like to briefly review the recommendations for how surety bonds could be handled under the Act.
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Maryland Mechanics Lien Rights Are Just Ducky
Furnishing to a construction project in Maryland? Be cautious when securing your mechanic’s lien rights - and keep in mind, lien is suit.
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How to Prepare for Your UCC Filing in Florida
Discover essential insights before filing your own UCC Filing in Florida. Learn the importance of reviewing your filings to ensure accuracy.
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A Material Supplier Wins in Recent Nevada Decision
It’s a win for the material supplier! A recent court decision invalidated an unconditional lien waiver when the subcontractor’s check to the material supplier failed to clear.
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Should I Amend My Preliminary Notice?
Contract amounts, purchase orders, delivery dates etc., can change during a construction project and you may need to amend your preliminary notice.
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Credit Survival Guide: UCC Filings
Filling inaccuracies and unreported changes to name, address, or organizational structure can jeopardize the security of your UCC filing.
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Can Laborers File a Mechanic’s Lien in Washington?
In this case, the court of appeals affirmed those providing labor to a construction project have the right to utilize a mechanic’s lien.
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Credit Survival Guide: Proof of Claim
Your customer has filed for bankruptcy protection and their outstanding balance could have a significant impact on your A/R. Now what do you do?
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Is the Subcontractor’s Foreclosure Action Out
In Utah case, the owners tried to contest the validity of the subcontractor’s foreclosure action, but ultimately struck out.