Mechanics Liens Are Key to Secured Payment
August 20, 2024
As a contractor or subcontractor on a construction project, you’re in essentially the same position as an unsecured lender. Your contract is, at its heart,
Avoiding Construction Litigation
August 20, 2024
It might seem odd to find an article on the website of a construction law firm’s website offering advice for avoiding litigation, but at Emalfarb
How to Win a Construction Claim
August 14, 2024
If you’ve ever been involved in a construction payment dispute, you know first-hand how difficult, time-consuming, and expensive it can be to extract what your
How to Enforce Miller Act Claims in Pennsylvania
August 13, 2024
If your company is a subcontractor or supplier for public construction projects, you are likely protected by a Miller Act law. If the project is
How to Enforce Miller Act Claims in New York
August 13, 2024
The Miller Act is a federal law that protects subcontractors and suppliers working on public construction projects throughout the country. New York has its own
Steps Required to Enforce Little Miller Act Claims in Ohio
August 13, 2024
The nationwide Little Miller Act protects public entities that default in their obligations to pay Ohio construction subcontractors and suppliers. Federal legislation carried out at
The Federal Miller Act: Payment Protection for Construction Subcontractors and Suppliers
August 12, 2024
The Federal Miller Act originated in 1935 and is vital in protecting construction subcontractors and construction material suppliers working on public projects. Each state in
Understanding the deadlines for enforcing Mechanic’s Lien and Payment Bond Rights in Canada and its provinces.
January 18, 2024
You must be proactive to Secure Your Lien Rights in Canada In Canada there are three types of contracts Private, Provincial Crown, Federal Crown
Protect your Lien rights Nationwide
September 29, 2023
As the construction credit market heats up don’t forget to protect your mechanics lien rights nationwide. It’s important to be aware of the growing risks