Skip to the main content.

wpengine

Carelessness is Worse Than a Lien Waiver Thief

Carelessness is Worse than a Lien-Waiver-Gauntlet-Throwing-Thief “Carelessness is worse than a thief.” And, in this case, “Carelessness means mindlessly signing a lien waiver and being unable to collect unpaid monies plus having to pay your debtor’s...

Read More

Reduce the Need for Collections with Liens

Filing Mechanic’s Liens Will Reduce the Need to Place Accounts for Collections Every day, credit professionals across all industries review and...

Read More

Navigating Preliminary Notices on Leased Property

Furnishing to a Property that’s Leased? Serve the Owner & the Tenant It sounds simple enough – serve the owner with a preliminary notice. If ABC...

Read More

Creditor’s UCC Collateral Description Mistake

Creditor’s OMEGA Mistake Started with the Collateral Description in Its UCC Filing In Omega Optical, Inc. 476 B.R. 157 (Bankr. E.D.Pa. 2012)...

Read More

Is Art Worth More if a UCC-1 is Never Filed

Is Art Worth More if a UCC-1 is Never Filed? Is art worth more if the UCC-1 was never filed? Yes, I’m asking the hard hitting questions of our time....

Read More

Leverage Your UCC Filing in the Collection Process

Leverage Your UCC Filing in the Collection Process The collections process is not a “desired” process. By desired, I mean, no one actually wants to...

Read More

Supply House? You Can Use the UCC to Get Paid

Supply House? You Can Use the UCC to Get Paid By John Allen Waldrop III, Commercial Lawyer

Read More

Complying with the Michigan Notice of Commencement

Did I Comply with the Michigan Notice of Commencement? We have previously discussed “substantial compliance” with regard to mechanic’s lien and bond...

Read More

Sometimes Substantial Compliance is Enough

Turns Out, Sometimes Substantial Compliance with Mechanic’s Lien Law is Enough At NCS, we constantly stress the importance of complying with each...

Read More

Include a Proper Estimate in Preliminary Notice

California Case Highlights the Importance of Including a Proper Estimate in Your Preliminary Notice It’s likely you have read this (or heard this)...

Read More