Are You Securing Lien Rights? Be Careful, a Contractor’s License May Be Required As if understanding mechanic’s lien laws wasn’t complicated enough, it’s also vital that you understand and adhere to the licensing requirements for each state.
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UCC Filings Part 2 | Conveying a Security Interest under Article 9 If you missed part 1 of our series, check out the Introduction & Scope of Article...
Double Bubble, Toil & Trouble: When Space & Noise Impact UCC Filings As we prepare and review UCC filings, clients frequently ask us, “Does an extra...
In Washington, Owners Can Bond Off Liens & Contest Frivolous Liens In Washington Mechanic’s Liens: How Recent Changes Impact Contractors, author...
New York Mechanic’s Lien Invalidated for Failure to Provide a Statement of Account: Don’t Squander Your Lien Rights If you take the time to properly...
In Tennessee, Retainage Must Be Released within 90 Days, Despite Disputes Retainage is a familiar term in the construction industry: Retainage is an...
Payment Bonds Can Be Conditional Too Are you furnishing to a private Florida project where a payment bond has been issued? Then you should take a few...
What is a Notice of Intent to Lien? Is It the Same as a Preliminary Notice or a Demand Letter? The first step in securing mechanic’s lien or bond...
No Miller Act Bond Claim Rights on Tribal Construction Project A recent district court decision in Oklahoma, left one subcontractor unhappy and...
It’s Important to Correctly Identify Your Customer on PPSAs in Ontario Registering a PPSA in Ontario? Then you know the importance of correctly...
