Mechanic’s Liens and Discharge Bonds We know mechanic’s liens can be bonded off, we’ve discussed it before. But it’s a topic that can be quite confusing, especially when each state treats the bonds a bit differently. I recently read an article from...
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Louisiana Private Projects and Your Mechanic’s Lien Rights If you are furnishing to a private project in Louisiana, today’s post is just for you! In...
503(b)(9) Claims & Consignment Agreements are No Match for Properly Perfected UCCs Businesses file for bankruptcy protection; it is an unfortunate...
What To Do When You Can’t Get Change Orders in Writing Change orders can be tough to track. Nearly every construction project has change orders and...
Montana Lien & Bond Claim Rights: What You Should Know Furnishing to a construction project in Montana? Then you’ll certainly want to review today’s...
Be Careful, Don’t Ignore Contractor Licensing Requirements – Your Lien Rights May Depend on It Don’t ignore contractor licensing requirements; your...
What Does It Mean to “File” a Lien? Is that Different than “Recording” a Lien? According to One Case in Ohio, They’re Different. In legal decisions,...
What Happens When a UCC-1 Collateral Description References the Security Agreement, but the Security Agreement Isn’t Attached? What happens to a...
Perfectly Imperfect Collateral Descriptions within Your UCC Financing Statement: It’s a Delicate Balance. A properly perfected security interest is...
Furnishing to a Federal Construction Project? Beware, the Miller Act May Not Cover Unused Labor The Miller Act is federal statute that requires...
