“Pay-If-Paid” Leaves Subcontractor High and Dry An Alabama Court of Appeals has upheld a trial court’s decision: a subcontractor cannot recover its claim from the general contractor’s surety if the subcontract contains a contingent payment clause...
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Digital Assets Now a General Intangible under Wyoming’s UCC Wyoming is the first and only state to enact blockchain-enabling laws. It is also the...
This Washington Lien Was Late, Excessive, and Inaccurate. But It Wasn’t Frivolous. Late, excessive, inaccurate, but not frivolous: sounds like a...
Not-So-Peachy Mechanic’s Lien for One New York Landlord According to a recent Court of Appeals decision, enforcing a mechanic’s lien on leased...
Retainage, Payment Bonds, & Private Projects in Texas Private projects in Texas – mechanic’s lien or bond claim? Ordinarily I would say “Mechanic’s...
Close Call with Terminated UCC Filing In a recent bankruptcy case, one creditor squeaked by and maintained its secured position despite accidentally...
Here’s What You Should Know about Maine Mechanic’s Lien & Bond Claim Rights Maine, the most northeastern state in the U.S., famous for lobsters, very...
Public Private Partnerships (P3s) Are Created by Contract, Not Statute Public Private Partnerships (P3s) can be incredibly beneficial, especially in...
Top 5 Reasons You Should File UCCs If reducing your DSO, mitigating your risk and improving working capital aren’t reason enough to file UCCs, I’ve...
Is it a Bird? Is it a Rule? It’s a Cardinal Change Order! Change orders. Everyone’s got ‘em! But, what’s the difference between a change order and a...
