Can Your UCC Filing be Revived if You Knowingly Let It Become Unperfected? Can a UCC be “revived” if you knowingly fail to timely file an amendment for a debtor’s name change? Minnesota Bankruptcy Court says no. Today’s post reviews an ongoing case...
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Are Mechanic’s Liens New Jersey’s American Dream? Some construction projects can take weeks, months, or years to complete, others like the American...
7 of Your Notices of Commencement Questions Answered What is a Notice of Commencement? Do all states have Notices of Commencement? Why are these...
Bankruptcy Climate of 2020, Predictions for 2021, and What You Need to Do to Ensure Your Company is a Secured Creditor The events of 2020 will not...
Serve Your Pennsylvania Mechanic’s Lien as Statute Dictates Or Risk Losing Your Lien What happens if the Sheriff’s Office is unsuccessful in...
Gummi Bears, Gilbane Building, and Getting Paid on Wisconsin Construction Projects Recently, German candy maker HARIBO Group (HARIBO) announced...
Shopping Malls Suffering From Bankruptcies OK, so “trickle-up effect” may not be a thing, but retail bankruptcies are on the rise and the impacts...
The Path to BioFuel is Paved with Mechanic’s Liens In the spring of 2018, Fulcrum BioEnergy, Inc. (Fulcrum) announced the start of site construction...
What’s Changing with Georgia Lien Waivers? You may have heard there are changes coming to Georgia lien waivers. Late this summer, the governor of...
