In New York, a Mechanic’s Lien Discharged by a Payment Bond is Still a Lien In New York, on private commercial projects, a mechanic’s lien must either be extended or enforced within one year from the date the lien was filed. But, what happens if a...
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Be Careful When Using Free Forms to Secure Lien & Bond Claim Rights There are creditors who prefer to send preliminary notices & file mechanic’s...
Prompt Payment: Which Applies, State or Federal Statute? In Arizona, prompt payment statute generally dictates that a project owner should remit...
Secure Mechanic’s Lien Rights on Residential Projects If you are furnishing to a residential project, review preliminary notice & mechanic’s lien...
Can a Properly Perfected UCC Really Give Me the Right to Repossess? Yes, a properly perfected security interest and proof of debtor default may...
UCC Filings Part 5 | Defaults & Remedies Our final section in this series covers Default & Remedies under Article 9.
Substantial Compliance with Florida Lien Law & Unfortunate Irony I know the saying is “Don’t mess with Texas.” But, would-be mechanic’s lien...
The Critical Role of Furnishing Dates and Your Lien Rights A key to properly calculating mechanic’s lien and bond claim deadlines is knowing your...
Who Owns the Improved Upon Property? In Owner Roulette: Avoid Construction Lien Headaches, authors Roy E. Wagner & Christopher T. Koehnke (“authors”)...
UCC Filings Part 3 | Perfection of a Security Interest Part 3 of our secured transaction series provides an overview of Perfection under Article 9.
