Per a court of appeals decision…yes! In the case of Guillen v. Pearson, Wash: Court of Appeals, 2nd Div. 2016, the court of appeals affirmed that those providing labor to a construction project have the right to recovery via the mechanic’s lien...
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Credit Survival Guide: Proof of Claim Maybe you heard it from a colleague, maybe you were notified by your customer’s bank, maybe you saw it online...
Is the Subcontractor’s Foreclosure Action Out? Here’s a Look at a Case in Utah. In Garlett Construction, Inc. v. Leonard, Dist. Court, D. Utah 2016,...
Today’s 3-in-3 Topic is: UCC Filings and Selling on Consignment Today’s 3-in-3 features UCC Specialist, Elizabeth Hunt. Read on to learn more about...
Today’s 3-in-3 Topic is: What is the Right UCC Filing? Today’s 3-in-3 features Cindy Bordelon, Manager of our UCC Services, and her recommendations...
Furnishing to a Construction Project in Florida? Make Sure You Serve the Florida Notice to Owner If you are furnishing to a construction project in...
Today’s 3-in-3 Topic is: What Costs Should I Expect with Attorney Collection Efforts? Today we sat down with Danielle Moon to discuss attorney...
Bond Claim Rights on Louisiana Public Projects Are you furnishing to a public project in Louisiana? Let this case be a lesson of the importance of...
Assessing and Reinforcing Litigation in Mexico Part 3: Legal Strategy Contribution by Mr. Romelio Hernández Romelio Hernández is President at HMH...
What Is a Trapping Notice? Is It Different than a Preliminary Notice? In some states a preliminary notice may be due prior to furnishing, or within...
