Colorado Court Finds Failure to Name True Owner Invalidates Lien The Colorado Court of Appeals, Division II, answered “When a party fails to name the true owner in the notice of intent to file a lien, what happens to the validity of the mechanic’s...
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Your Customer is Selling Their Business, What’s in Store for Your UCC Filing? Businesses are bought and sold every day, sometimes without any...
The Carmack Amendment: What Is It? Why Does It Matter? Today’s contribution is authored by Ms. Michelle Gerred, Esq., NCS Notice & Mechanic’s Lien...
Idaho Supreme Court: Is the Sub Required to file Multiple Liens & when do Lien Rights begin for the Engineer? In a recent appeal heard before the...
Secure Your Receivables in Mexico via the RUG Historically, Mexican companies have had difficulty securing financing from foreign banks, primarily...
Payment Bonds vs. Performance Bonds In this corner we have an $8.4 million bond, created & executed to protect you in the event the principal does...
The Importance of Filing Your PMSI Timely: When is a Purchase Money Security Interest (PMSI) Perfected? A PMSI is considered fully perfected once you:
What You Should Know about Demand Letters & UCC Filings The demand letter is often overlooked as a collection tool for UCC filers, but it can be a...
What You Should Know about Demand Letters and Mechanic’s Liens A demand letter is a strongly worded request for payment, most often served upon your...
3 Things to Know if You’re Supplying Rental Equipment to a Construction Project Although great strides have been made within the last several years,...
