Do you have a construction job in Colorado? Then you’d better read on to learn how to navigate the confusing rules on how to file a mechanics lien in Colorado. Whether you’ve previously worked construction in Colorado or not, you … Read More
Monthly Lien Law Update: January 2020
New York Irish Cultural Center Opens Despite Not Being Able to Pay Its Construction Bills In Mid-2019, construction of the Irish Cultural Center of the Mohawk Valley in Utica, New York completed. The project was funded in part by a … Read More
How to File a Mechanics Lien in Florida
The Sunshine State isn’t only known for its oranges and beaches, but also its thriving construction industry. If you plan on participating, you need to know how to file a mechanics lien in Florida correctly.It’s important to know the specific … Read More
Mechanics Lien in Georgia – Everything You Need To Know
If you’re working on a construction project in Georgia, then there’s a chance you may be interested in how the mechanics lien process works there. Since the law can vary from state to state, it’s important to pay attention to the details of … Read More
Filing a Lien to get paid for your work
Let’s start the New Year right by giving thanks for mechanic lien laws being invented and giving us the power to ensure we in the construction industry get paid for the services and goods we provide. To commemorate the beginning … Read More
Monthly Lien Law Update: December 2019
Payment of First Facility Bills May Affect Funding for Second Facility. Pyrolyx USA completed its first solid waste processing facility in Terre Haute, Indiana and now seeks to build a second facility funded by a $70 million Economic Development pass-through … Read More
Construction Back Charge: How to Prepare for the Unexpected
In a perfect construction project, money flows from the owner down to the lower tiers of contractors, subcontractors and suppliers, and is eventually received by you for the goods or services you provide. Unfortunately, as we all know, there is … Read More
Private Project Performance Bonds VS Mechanics Lien
What are private project performance bonds and how do they work? Construction is a very risky business but several tools have been developed over time to reduce these risks. You’ve likely seen many of these tools when working on construction … Read More
California Preliminary Notice Requirements
Everyone who works in the construction industry in California should pay attention to the California preliminary notice requirements. The statute changed in July of 2012, so anything you read that was written before that date is likely to lead you astray. … Read More
Monthly Lien Law Update: November 2019
Staffing Services Don’t Qualify as “Subcontractor Labor” for Purposes of Mechanic Lien Rights in Oklahoma. Advanced Resource Solutions, LLC provided, on an open account, staffing services in the form of licensed apprentice and journeymen electricians to Stava Building Corp. for … Read More