Be Careful, Don’t Ignore Contractor Licensing Requirements – Your Lien Rights May Depend on It Don’t ignore contractor licensing requirements; your mechanic’s lien rights may depend on it. Sounds a bit like a public service announcement, right?...
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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...
The Critical Role of Backup Documentation in Your Mechanic’s Lien Filing Never underestimate the value and necessity of documentation supporting your...
How Much Money Does it Take to Make a Mechanic’s Lien Excessive in Nevada? How much money makes a mechanic’s lien claim excessive or frivolous?...
Notice Non-Payment May Not Be Required for Louisiana Public Projects For material suppliers furnishing to public projects in Louisiana, one court...
Your Mechanic’s Lien Rights on Residential Projects in New York The Supreme Court in New York County has vacated one claimant’s lien for failure to...
Are You Furnishing to the Construction on More than One Building?
