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, there are often multiple contracts and agreements being executed simultaneously, between a...
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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...
What Should You Include in Your UCC Collateral Description? A perfected security interest is nothing without a collateral description. A properly...
Authorized Signatures: A Critical Element in Mechanic’s Liens As if it’s not challenging enough to keep track of notice and lien deadlines and...
Preconstruction Management Services May Be Lienable In New York In December 2019, the Court of Appeals heard a New York property owner contest a...
10 Tips for Commercial Credit Management of Notices & Mechanic’s Liens It’s part three of our three-part series of Commercial Credit Management Tips...
10 Tips for Commercial Credit Management of UCC Filings It’s part two of our three-part series of Commercial Credit Management Tips from NCS....
