The Benefits of Secured Transactions and Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code The subjectivity in evaluating credit worthiness magnifies the need for credit tools. Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code provides an opportunity for trade...
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Here Are 5 Mistakes Commonly Seen with Preliminary Notices Securing your mechanic’s lien and bond claim rights often begins with serving a...
UCC Filings: Top 5 Mistakes in Security Agreements In an earlier post we discussed the art of drafting a perfect security agreement and today we’d...
Preliminary Notices: Understanding Utah’s State Construction Registry (aka SCR) Securing mechanic’s lien and bond claim rights, in the state of Utah,...
Have you ever wondered “Is my unsecured collection collectable?” “Is this past due, unsecured account even collectable?” It’s a common question in...
Payment Clauses: Pay-IF-Paid or Pay-WHEN-Paid It’s hard to believe that two small words, with seemingly “useless, yet endless” functionality, can...
In 1935, the federal government created the Miller Act statute, requiring prime contractors to obtain a payment bond on any United States Government...
Prelien Notice Mistake Invalidates Mechanic’s Lien in Minnesota Today’s case is an unfortunate example of how one contractor lost its mechanic’s lien...
How to Find an Attorney that Understands the Intricacies of Construction Law You sent your preliminary notice; your customer’s invoices became past...
North Carolina: the Lien Agent & the Notice The mechanic’s lien law in North Carolina experienced a rather large change in April 2013: the...
