We recently asked our clients whether the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting their credit-granting processes. Has your credit granting process become more stringent?
LienFinder™ is an online database that captures construction project data nationwide, from hundreds of recording offices daily.
The food, beverage, and restaurant industries have been devastated by the pandemic. Are you a secured creditor?
Who is in the contractual chain? What is privity of contract? Who's covered by mechanic's lien and bond claim rights? Get answers here!
When the required steps are met, a Purchase Money Security Interest (PMSI) can give a creditor a first or priority security interest in the goods, even if other secured parties hold prior perfected security interests in the same collateral.
Download this infographic and learn what should be included in your PMSI filing, when it should be filed, and how to protect yourself from the bankruptcy preference period.
The construction credit world is full of industry-specific terms and definitions; sometimes it’s hard to keep them all straight. “Bond” is one of those terms.
In this infographic, we'll discuss the various types of bonds that are common in construction credit and provide some best practices to ensure you are a secured creditor.
Are reducing your DSO, mitigating risk and improving working capital not enough reasons to file UCCs? Good thing we have 5 more reasons! Including, how UCCs can help increase your sales and how you can end your fiscal year with fewer write-offs.
Did you know, failure to obtain and save copies of these documents can jeopardize your position as a secured party? Without proof that your materials made it to your customer or the job site, a judge could invalidate your claim, and the debtor or the owner could use the lack of proof as leverage in settlement negotiations.
Check out this infographic to learn more about the important role these documents play and what information should always appear on each proof of delivery or bill of lading.
It's true, mechanic’s lien and bond claims may be assigned from one party to another. However, whether assignment rights are available will vary by state and circumstance.
In this infographic, you'll learn what it means to assign lien rights, who's involved in the assignment of rights, and whether rights are always assignable.