Did You Receive a Notice to Commence Suit? Your Suit Deadline May Be Shorter Than You Think The mechanic’s lien and bond claim processes follow the same basic three steps: serve preliminary notice > file/serve mechanic’s lien/bond claim > file suit...
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Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Everywhere. Landlord, Landlord Have No Fear Landlords are impacted by retail bankruptcy, too! The hot topic continues to be...
DIP Financing: What Is It? Who Provides It? What If You Filed a UCC? DIP stands for Debtor in Possession. When a business files for chapter 11...
Need to Serve a Mechanic’s Lien on an Out-of-State Party? According to One Case, You Should Serve the Lien via Certified Mail with Return Receipt...
What Are Pre-Construction Management Services and Are They Lienable in New York? The Westchester County Supreme Court has determined...
Be Sure to Serve the Mechanic’s Lien via Sheriff or Publicly Post It In Pennsylvania, statute dictates a mechanic’s lien be served by a sheriff. If...
Mechanic’s Liens & Bond Claims are a Right, Not a Blanket If you have supplied materials or labor to a construction project, you have a right to be...
Subcontractor on New Hampshire Project Granted $4.9M Mechanic’s Lien In a recent New Hampshire case, the subcontractor alleged the general contractor...
Are You Waiving Your Bond Claim Rights Under The Miller Act? If you furnish to a federal construction project, and your contract includes a provision...
Pennsylvania HB566: Strengthens Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act (CASPA) Early June, Pennsylvania enacted amendments to its Contractor and...
