The Miller Act (40 U.S.C. §§ 3131-3134) is the federal payment-protection statute that requires payment and performance bonds on most federal construction contracts exceeding ,000. This page reproduces the structure of all four operative sections and explains in plain language what each provision actually does.
The federal Miller Act requires government contractors on federal public works, construction, or improvement projects to obtain surety bonds. Similarly, Michigan’s Little Miller Act provides
At Emalfarb Law LLC and National Lien & Bond, we are passionate about helping our construction industry clients get paid for their work or the
If you’re a contractor or supplier who’s gotten stiffed (that’s not a legal term, but we all know what it means and how it feels)
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
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
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 originated in 1935 and is vital in protecting construction subcontractors and construction material suppliers working on public projects. Each state in
In this pandemic time, many industries have to face the recession time. In this way, the construction and property building industry has got a major
A big state with a huge economy and complex laws, the laws relevant to the California Prompt Payment Act are found in numerous places throughout
