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March 31, 2017
If so, here are a few risk-reducing best practices from construction lawyer, Christopher G. Hill. In Hill’s blog post, A Quick Checklist for Subcontractors, he provides 5 recommendations for …
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February 17, 2017
Joint Check Agreements are a common credit tool in the construction industry. We discuss them frequently at NCS. In fact, you can learn more when you review our infographic and …
November 10, 2015
“Supporting documents can make or break a claim.” The words rumbled like daunting thunder from the mouth of a tall, lanky and otherwise nondescript bank branch manager. Although he was …
October 23, 2015
“What is “lien on leasehold”?” “Can I file a lien when my contract is with the tenant and not the actual property owner?” “Who should I send a preliminary notice …
June 22, 2015
Several years ago, I was given the opportunity to view a documentary, hosted by its creator, The Hip Hop Project. The documentary centers on a formerly homeless teenager who wants …
March 3, 2015
The federal government, in 1935, created the Miller Act statute, requiring prime contractors to obtain a payment bond on any United States Government contract over a certain threshold. This law …
January 9, 2015
Husch Blackwell LLP “When is a Typo in a Loan Document More Than Just a Typo?” “The Promissory Note referred to the Security Agreement. Unfortunately, the Security Agreement stated …
November 21, 2014
These are a few of the articles that caught our eye this week: No Proof of Claim, No Problem: Bankruptcy Court Finds Declaration to be Effective as Informal Proof …
November 18, 2014
No, it has nothing to do with twisting your arm while depositing a check at the bank, although I’m certain some may believe this to be true. A Joint Check …
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