Public Project Bond Claims: When the Owner is Your Customer
Do You Have Bond Claim Rights? Are you furnishing to a public project? Is your customer the project owner? Be careful, as typical mechanic’s lien and...
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The Tale of Two Rivals: Sales and Credit
The Tale of Two Rivals: Sales & Credit If you are a credit professional, you have likely worked with sales folks who can’t seem to get you the...
Learn More about Contingent Collections
Learning More About Contingent Collections: What Is a Contingent Collection? You may be asking yourself what is meant by a contingent collection....
What Should Vendor Do When Customer Files Bankruptcy
What Should a Vendor do When their Customer Files for Bankruptcy? It’s an unfortunate part of doing business: customer bankruptcy. As you already...
Recovery Options for Secured and Unsecured Creditors
What to do When You Haven’t Been Paid: Recovery Options for Secured & Unsecured Creditors You supplied materials or services per the contract or...
A Lesson in Last Furnishing Dates and Lien Rights
A Lesson in Last Furnishing Dates: Massey Asphalt Paving, Inc. v. Lee Land Development, Inc. Determining the last furnishing date has proven to be...
The Pitfall of Not Filing a Notice with the Utah SCR
Southeast Directional Drilling, LLC v. Kern River Gas Transmission Company: the Pitfall of Not Filing a Notice In order to secure mechanic’s lien and...
Importance of Complying with Arizona State Lien Laws
Failure to Substantially Comply With State Law Renders Arizona Lien Unenforceable You put substantial time, energy, and materials towards completion...
Bankruptcies in the Oil and Gas Industry
Bankruptcies in the Oil and Gas Industry and What it Means for You as a Supplier Do you know it only cost me $20 to fill my tank last weekend? It was...
Here’s What Wikipedia Can’t Tell You About Collections
Here’s What Wikipedia Can’t Tell You About the Collection of Past Due Accounts It seems people recognize that Wikipedia isn’t the most reliable...