You’re Not Seeing Double – Two Notaries Required for Indiana Mechanic’s Liens Just when you think 2020 couldn’t get weirder, you notice two notary sections on the Indiana mechanic’s lien you intend to file. Nope, you aren’t seeing double, Indiana...
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The Future of Dining: Lessons from Yardbird’s Experience Yardbird Southern Table & Bar (Yardbird) opened its Dallas TX location in March, just as the...
What You Should Know about Tennessee’s New Construction Statute In June, the Tennessee legislature passed the Construction Industry Payment...
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...
