Is the Subcontractor’s Foreclosure Action Out? Here’s a Look at a Case in Utah. In Garlett Construction, Inc. v. Leonard, Dist. Court, D. Utah 2016, the owners tried their darnedest to contest the validity of the subcontractor’s foreclosure action,...
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Today’s 3-in-3 Topic is: What is the Right UCC Filing? Today’s 3-in-3 features Cindy Bordelon, Manager of our UCC Services, and her recommendations...
Furnishing to a Construction Project in Florida? Make Sure You Serve the Florida Notice to Owner If you are furnishing to a construction project in...
Today’s 3-in-3 Topic is: What Costs Should I Expect with Attorney Collection Efforts? Today we sat down with Danielle Moon to discuss attorney...
Bond Claim Rights on Louisiana Public Projects Are you furnishing to a public project in Louisiana? Let this case be a lesson of the importance of...
Assessing and Reinforcing Litigation in Mexico Part 3: Legal Strategy Contribution by Mr. Romelio Hernández Romelio Hernández is President at HMH...
What Is a Trapping Notice? Is It Different than a Preliminary Notice? In some states a preliminary notice may be due prior to furnishing, or within...
What Is a Demand to Commence Suit? We often discuss the art of preliminary notices and mechanic’s liens, rather than the litigious land mine of suit....
Do You Have Bond Claim Rights? Are you furnishing to a public project? Is your customer the project owner? Be careful, as typical mechanic’s lien and...
The Tale of Two Rivals: Sales & Credit If you are a credit professional, you have likely worked with sales folks who can’t seem to get you the...
