Can a Mechanic’s Lien Be Avoided in Bankruptcy
Can a Mechanic’s Lien Be Avoided in Bankruptcy? This should come as no surprise: mechanic’s lien and bond claim rights vary by state. Right? We...
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How to Ask Customers About Their Past Due Invoices
What to Ask Your Customers Past due invoices — it’s a simple fact (Although, what a world it would be if everyone paid on time every time!). Perhaps...
A Surety’s Perspective on Public Private Partnerships
A Surety’s Perspective on Public Private Partnerships OK, I admit it. In recent memory, I don’t think I’ve read any articles on P3s from a surety’s...
A Material Supplier Wins in Recent Nevada Decision
A Material Supplier Wins in Recent Nevada Decision It’s a win for the material supplier! A recent Nevada court decision invalidated an unconditional...
Assessing and Reinforcing Litigation in Mexico Part 3
Assessing and Reinforcing Litigation in Mexico Part 3: Legal Strategy Contribution by Mr. Romelio Hernández Romelio Hernández is President at HMH...
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...
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...
Assessing and Reinforcing Litigation in Mexico Part 2
Assessing and Reinforcing Litigation in Mexico Part 2: Risks Contribution by Mr. Romelio Hernández Romelio Hernández is President at HMH Legal, a...
Assessing and Reinforcing Litigation in Mexico Part 1
Assessing and Reinforcing Litigation in Mexico Part 1: Costs & Rewards Contribution by Mr. Romelio Hernández Romelio Hernández is President at HMH...
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...