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The Building Blocks of Modular Construction: Contractual and Lien Considerations
After facing the drawbacks of Pandemic Covid-19, the construction and building industry is trying to back on track again. Hence, the demand for new constructions
After facing the drawbacks of Pandemic Covid-19, the construction and building industry is trying to back on track again. Hence, the demand for new constructions
Learn From top Lien Attorneys and CPA How to Secure Your Job Receivables and Cash Flow in 2021 Getting paid can be slow and difficult
Your Construction and Mechanic’s Lien Rights Matter Now More Than Ever! As with all construction documents, contractors and suppliers should keep detailed records so that
What a year it has been! We gather the most pressing developments in construction and lien law nationwide so that you can stay informed.
Your Construction and Mechanic’s Lien Rights Matter Now More Than Ever! End your non-payment woes. Learn how to protect yourself and collect what you’re owed.
Will the new administration continue the construction-friendly regulatory environment? According to Jimmy Christianson, VP of government relations at the Associated General Contractors of America, we
SUCCESS IS BUILT ON 36+ YEARS OF NATIONAL EXPERIENCE, PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS, BUSINESS SENSE AND LEGAL KNOW HOW Getting paid should be the easiest part of
Contracts are for lawyers, or at least they should be. General Contractors, subcontractors, and just about everyone else involved in the construction industry is faced
39% of contractors say it’s business as usual during COVID-19 In a recent (August 2020) survey, of general contractors and subcontractors, nearly 40% of those
What Is a Waiver of Lien Form? When a contractor, subcontractor, supplier or someone else associated with a construction project is unpaid for work performed,
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