What’s the Difference between Consensual and Statutory Liens? In commercial credit, creditors have an opportunity to secure accounts receivable by establishing their right to certain collateral. Then, in the event the debtor fails to pay, the...
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Filing a UCC in Georgia? Make Sure You Correctly Identify the Debtor because Georgia Takes “Seriously Misleading” Seriously. Compliance with UCC...
Yes, UCC Filings Work, and Here’s a $95,000 True Story With a properly perfected security interest (aka UCC filing), you can recover funds (or...
Notice, Mechanic’s Lien, and Bond Claim Legislative Updates 2021 In 2021, several states have enacted legislative updates to their mechanic’s lien...
Credit Research Foundation Survey: The Use & Impact of Securitization on A/R During the Pandemic Originally published in The Credit Research...
Residential Mechanic’s Liens and Payment Bonds for Public Projects Arkansas recently passed two House Bills. HB 1835, which changes the notice...
UCC 9-503(a), Its Frenemy 9-506, and the Fate of One Creditor’s Security Interest In a recent Chapter 12 bankruptcy case, two creditors competed for...
*Post updated 6/16/2021 to include official enactment*
What are the Changes? Iowa Governor, Kim Reynolds, has signed HF 561 into law. The bill contains two key changes to Iowa’s mechanic’s lien law....
For Whom the Mechanic’s Lien Deadline Tolls; New York Mechanic’s Lien Extended Did the March 20, 2020 Executive Order issued by Governor Andrew Cuomo...
