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To view the basic requirements for each state, along with information on which states provide for a Notice to Commence/Notice of Contest, download our Quick Reference Guide: Suit Deadlines, by …
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You need a Preliminary Notice program, not a Mechanic’s Lien program. Download this flipbook to learn more about how a Preliminary Notice program will improve your DSO, improve your cash …
Some states require the preliminary notice be served BEFORE or AFTER you begin furnishing. Download this flipbook to learn which states require the notice be served before furnishing, after furnishing …
The following is designed to provide a quick comparison by state and does not address all variables. It is provided with the understanding that the publisher is not engaged in …
Demand Letters are a great tool for your Credit-Management-Arsenal; they can expedite payment, allow you to maintain control of your collection process and save you money! Need a sample demand …
Are you supplying goods, equipment or services to the foodservice, beverage or hospitality industries? Download this quick flipbook to learn more about how UCC filings can reduce your credit risk. …
Download this flip book to learn more about Pay-If-Paid and Pay-When-Paid, including which states do/don’t enforce these clauses. “A contingent payment clause is a contractual provision that makes payment contingent …
If you allow customers to possess goods under a consignment agreement, prior to the actual sale, you are at a risk of losing your rights to those goods! Click here …
The restaurant, beverage and hospitality industries are massive. The National Restaurant Association projected that commercial restaurant services sales would reach $783 billion by the end of 2016, which is about …
Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code provides an opportunity for trade creditors, like you, to secure your goods by utilizing the personal property assets of your customer. Click here …
If you serve a preliminary notice, there are pieces of information within thenotice that are statutorily required. If that information changes and you have already served your notice, you may …
Ontario’s Construction Lien Act (“Act”) has been under review since February 2015, and the experts leading the review (“Committee”) released (August 2016) their recommendations for improving the Act in the …
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