
Construction Contracts: 5 Things You Need to Know
For construction workers, contracts are a regular part of their business process. A well-written contract can preserve your rights to payment and creates clear expectations

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

Construction Law 101: What Law Really Applies to Construction Projects in Your State?
Construction projects often have a significant financial risk and physical liability. A whole body of construction law has grown around the construction business, contracts, and

Lien Law Update: Minnesota Court Rules Attorney Serving Notice of Lien Not Immune from FDCPA Requirements
Minnesota Court Rules Attorney Serving Notice of Lien Not Immune from FDCPA Requirements: The Minnesota Court of Appeals found when an attorney, who agreed that

5 Must Have Tools for Construction Office Managers
Office managers are always balancing many different tasks and responsibilities, from making sure different teams are scheduled to go to the correct locations to keeping

How to Verify Job Information Before Starting Construction Work
For construction professionals, one important step in managing your business is collecting the proper information on any job in order to issue invoices and collect

How to Run a Successful Collection Call
A Collection call is not something anyone enjoys doing, but it’s a critical first step to take when an invoice isn’t paid on time. Making

What are the Notice of Commencement Requirements in Florida and Georgia?
Certain states require a Notice of Commencement be filed and posted before a construction project can begin or shortly thereafter. This is a legal

When to Sign a Lien Waiver and Why
As part of the process of getting paid for construction work you’ve performed, you often have to execute a lien waiver and release. These documents

Construction Mediation and Arbitration: What is it and how do you do it?
Construction mediation and arbitration are both forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) which are becoming increasingly popular in the construction industry. Construction contracts are embracing

Florida Lien Law Update 2017: What has changed?
Construction professionals working in Florida need to be aware of changes in the law that may affect their businesses, especially if they’re working in areas

Lien Law Update: Cities, Business, and States Caught Up in Construction Conflicts
Judge orders Pendleton mill owner to sell: A recent conflict in Anderson County, SC has ordered Pendleton Mill owner, as part of a dispute over