Concerned about extending credit for construction projects? Unsure how to minimize your risk? The lien and bond claim process frequently begins with a statutory preliminary notice. The requirements and timeframes for serving a notice vary from state to state. If this process is not precisely followed, your rights may not be fully protected.

Worried how to protect your legal and financial interests in public construction? Not sure if you are covered under state bonding laws? Bond claims offer lawful protection for material and labor suppliers to projects owned by federal, state and local governments.

Extending credit for construction projects in Louisiana, New Hampshire, Tennessee, or Texas? Unsure about serving a notice, filing a mechanic’s lien, or filing suit in these states? By understanding the Mechanic’s Lien Process for states with Notices of Non-Payment, you can confidently take the necessary steps to secure your right to get paid.

Are you furnishing to projects in Alaska, Colorado, New Jersey & Virginia? Are you familiar with the optional notice?

Do you know how to increase your leverage and get paid? Unsure how to use lien foreclosure as a collection tool? As a labor or material supplier to a construction project, you filed a lien to secure your right to get paid as provided by the laws of the U.S. and Canada. But you haven’t been paid. Now what? The next step is to initiate foreclosure proceedings. Do you want to take possession of the property? No, what you really want is to get paid.

Lien Waivers generate a “check & balance” system for project payments in exchange for work or material provided. Does your company have a solid understanding of the basics of lien waivers?