What You Should Know about Tennessee’s New Construction Statute In June, the Tennessee legislature passed the Construction Industry Payment Protection Act SB2681/HB2706 (Public Chapter 749), and the statute became effective 7-1-20, but only for...
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The Impact of COVID-19 on Your Credit-Granting Processes We recently asked our clients whether the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting their...
Legislation Updates for Wyoming, Utah & Virginia There have been mechanic’s lien and bond claim legislation updates for Wyoming, Utah & Virginia....
Furnishing to a Wisconsin Construction Project? Here’s What You Should Know in order to Secure Payment Furnishing to a private construction project...
Watch Your Language, Your Lien Waiver Language: How One Subcontractor Waived Its Right to Lien “Watch your language!” Does it sound like I’m having...
No Mechanic’s Lien Rights in North Carolina for a Design Firm Hired by the Property “Owner” Who Didn’t Purchase (aka Own) the Property In...
Construction Notice of Delay and COVID-19 Are you furnishing to a construction project? If so, should you send a Notice of Delay? The National Law...
The Accuracy of the Debtor’s Name Is a BIG Deal Filing UCCs may seem simple. I often hear folks say “Meh, it’s no big deal. I just gotta fill in the...
Did You Know a UCC Filing Enhances a Personal Guarantee? A personal guarantee (PG) is an individual’s legal promise to repay credit issued to a...
COVID-19 and Your Credit Management Arsenal If you extend credit, you are vulnerable to risk — whether furnishing to a single construction project or...
