In Tennessee, Retainage Must Be Released within 90 Days, Despite Disputes Retainage is a familiar term in the construction industry: Retainage is an agreed amount of a contract price that is retained by one party from another, with an assurance that...
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The Value in Serving Notices via Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested In July 2012, various portions of California’s mechanic’s lien statute...
Payment Bonds Can Be Conditional Too Are you furnishing to a private Florida project where a payment bond has been issued? Then you should take a few...
What is a Notice of Intent to Lien? Is It the Same as a Preliminary Notice or a Demand Letter? The first step in securing mechanic’s lien or bond...
No Miller Act Bond Claim Rights on Tribal Construction Project A recent district court decision in Oklahoma, left one subcontractor unhappy and...
It’s Important to Correctly Identify Your Customer on PPSAs in Ontario Registering a PPSA in Ontario? Then you know the importance of correctly...
Need to Amend the Proof of Claim? Here’s a Tip, Don’t Wait 7 Years We’ve discussed bankruptcy proof of claims before, but today we are reminded just...
3-in-3: Payment & Performance Bonds Today’s 3-in-3 features Jenna Burnett, Notice & Mechanic’s Lien Specialist. Read this post to learn more about...
Can a Mechanic’s Lien Be Avoided in Bankruptcy? This should come as no surprise: mechanic’s lien and bond claim rights vary by state. Right? We...
Four Signs Your Customer May Be in Financial Distress Business failure is inevitable. It is imperative that you, as a creditor, protect yourself from...
