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Regardless of where you live, if you work in the construction industry, at some point you’ll need to file a mechanics lien. When that happens,

If you’re a contractor, laborer, or supplier in the construction industry, you probably have a contract you use for each project (and if not, you

Something has happened. Maybe a client didn’t pay or your general contractor is having issues. Or maybe you filed your mechanics lien properly, but the

If you’re a businessman working in the construction industry, you pay close attention to your accounts receivable. You’ve provided labor or materials for a project

A mechanics or construction lien is an entitlement to a hold on real property or project funds until an outstanding amount owing a contractor or

If you’re not familiar with mechanic’s liens, they are a legal claim that work or materials were provided to a house and that work is

If you work in construction, your goal is to be paid as quickly as possible for work performed. This is complicated enough if you’re the

The intimidating part of working on a construction project is getting paid. No matter how careful the contractors are, there comes a time when they