Florida Notice and Mechanic Lien FAQs
Here are some of the most common questions asked by clients of Emalfarb Law and National Lien & Bond about Mechanics Lien requirements in Florida.
New York Notice and Mechanic Lien FAQs
Here are some of the most common questions asked by clients of Emalfarb Law and National Lien & Bond about Mechanics Lien requirements in New
Getting Paid for Underground Utility Work
You may know the important role mechanics liens play in helping subcontractors and materials suppliers get paid for their work on building many construction projects.
Getting Paid for Work on Cell Tower Projects
If you’re a subcontractor or supplier working on one or more cell tower projects, you understand better any anyone how your most valuable assets may
How Factoring Companies Secure Receivables and Why You Still Need to Protect Yourself Even if You Use One
If you’re a contractor or supplier who is regularly involved in construction projects, you may have considered doing business with a factoring company to help
How a Project Data Sheet Can Help You Get Paid
As a subcontractor or supplier to a construction project, you take on tremendous risk with each new contract you sign. In almost every case, you
From Unsecured to Secured – Factors That Influence How You Secure Your Project Payments
At Emalfarb Law LLC and National Lien & Bond, we tell our construction industry clients that they essentially loan their clients money when they take
Different Projects, Different Remedies – Protecting Your Payment Rights
As we explain in our online webinar “Protect What You Are Owed in Turbulent Times,” if you want to secure your right to get paid
Protect What You’re Owed in Turbulent Times
At Emalfarb Law LLC and National Lien & Bond, we are passionate about helping our construction industry clients get paid for their work or the
Three Important Steps That Can Help You Get Paid
While there is no way to absolutely guarantee that you’ll get paid for every construction job you have, whether as a sub-contractor or as a
Teamwork Can Increase Your Chances of Getting Paid
When you’re a sub-contractor, sub-sub-contractor, or material supplier to a sub on a construction project, it can sometimes be challenging to ensure you get paid
How to Enforce Miller Act Claims in North Carolina
North Carolina has a “Little Miller Act” version of the federal Miller Act. It requires public construction projects to have both payment and performance bonds