Maine Mechanic’s Lien & Bond Claim Rights
Here’s What You Should Know about Maine Mechanic’s Lien & Bond Claim Rights Maine, the most northeastern state in the U.S., famous for lobsters, very...
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P3s Created by Contract, Not Statute
Public Private Partnerships (P3s) Are Created by Contract, Not Statute Public Private Partnerships (P3s) can be incredibly beneficial, especially in...
Washington Mechanics Lien and Bond Claim Rights
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Time for Preparation, There’s No Rest Post-Recession
Use this Time as Preparation, There’s No Rest Post-Recession! FMI has released its 2019 U.S. and Canada Construction Outlooks. The report contains a...
Which Bond is Which? Bond Types in Construction Credit
Which Bond is Which? Bond Types in Construction Credit: a Bond Breakdown The construction credit world is chock full of industry-specific terms and...
Who’s on the Job? A Look at the Contractual Chain
Who’s on the Job? A Look at the Contractual Chain What do you call the collective group of parties on a construction project? (Sounds like the start...
Louisiana Private Projects and Your Lien Rights
Louisiana Private Projects and Your Mechanic’s Lien Rights If you are furnishing to a private project in Louisiana, today’s post is just for you! In...
Montana Lien & Bond Claim Rights: What You Should Know
Montana Lien & Bond Claim Rights: What You Should Know Furnishing to a construction project in Montana? Then you’ll certainly want to review today’s...
Miller Act May Not Cover Unused Labor
Furnishing to a Federal Construction Project? Beware, the Miller Act May Not Cover Unused Labor The Miller Act is federal statute that requires...
Notice of Non-Payment May Not Be Required in Louisiana
Notice Non-Payment May Not Be Required for Louisiana Public Projects For material suppliers furnishing to public projects in Louisiana, one court...