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The Lien Index declined to 58 at the end of Q2, down 8 points from the revised Q1 Index of 66 and up 4 points over Q2 2023.

This infographic reviews the fundamentals of conditional, unconditional, partial, and final lien waivers. Ready to learn more about the primary types of lien waivers and which waiver could provide you with the best leverage?

Rising 6.7% over Q4 2023, the Lien Index ended Q1 2024 at 64, signaling payment challenges persist as mechanic's lien activity increases nationwide.

Learn how creditors providing everything from basic office supplies to extensive operating room equipment have an opportunity to file a UCC to recover funds and repossess equipment.

In this resource, we discuss what is a UCC filing and who should file UCCs, top UCC filings myths debunked, UCC filings vs. credit insurance and the competitive advantage of UCC filings.

The Lien Index came in at 55 for Q4 2023. This is a 3 point drop from the revised Q3 Index of 58. Lien activity is 2 points higher than Q4 2022.

The Lien Index decreased to 51 in Q3. The decrease comes on the heels of a revised rate of activity for Q2 2023, in which the Index increased from 47 to 54.

The Lien Index decreased 16 points in Q2 2023 to 47. The significant decrease comes as the revised Q1 2023 Index skyrocketed to 63.

If you're supplying goods, equipment, or services to the foodservice, beverage, or hospitality industries, you are faced with a unique set of credit challenges.