Whether You Protect Mechanic’s Lien or Bond Claim Rights Depends on the Project Type: Private, Public, or Federal If you are supplying materials or labor to a construction project, you can (and should) secure your receivables through the mechanic’s...
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What is a Purchase Money Security Interest (PMSI)? Section 9-103 of the UCC defines a PMSI as a security interest in goods that are collateral for an...
What Information Should be Included in Your California Mechanic’s Lien? We serve preliminary notices, file mechanic’s liens, and serve bond claims...
Bonding Off a Mechanic’s Lien: What Is It & What Does It Mean for You? Once a mechanic’s lien is filed, there is an opportunity for the lien to be...
Here’s What You Should Know about Georgia Mechanic’s Liens & Bond Claims Sweet Georgia Mechanic’s Liens & Bond Claims on My Mind. Songs aren’t quite...
Three Great Reasons Why You Should Serve Non-Statutory Notices If you are furnishing to a construction project, you probably already know the immense...
“Judge, My Bankruptcy Proof of Claim is Late, But I Have a Good Reason!” And What’s the Reason? “Um, I Forgot My Password.” We’ve discussed...
Bectran Partners With NCS Credit to Deliver Credit Teams an Integrated UCC Filing Solution for Asset-Backed Credit Quality Monitoring...
Material Suppliers’ Mechanic’s Lien Rights for Projects in Indiana In a significant legal reversal, a material supplier selling to a material...
In Florida, the Clerk of Court Should Record the Mechanic’s Lien on the Date the Lien Is Received A recent decision by a Florida Court of Appeals was...
