Protect What You’re Owed in Turbulent Times
September 9, 2024
At Emalfarb Law LLC and National Lien & Bond, we are passionate about helping our construction industry clients get paid for their work or the
Getting Paid Even When You Can’t File a Lien
August 28, 2024
One of the most frustrating situations you encounter as a contractor or supplier is when the contracted work is complete, or the requested materials have
Using UCC Filings to Secure Contract Payments
August 22, 2024
UCC Article 9 financing statements are regularly used by companies that sell products to end users or resellers to help secure payments when credit terms
Using a Lien Compliance Program to Help Make Sure You Get Paid
August 22, 2024
As a subcontractor or supplier on a construction project, you put yourself at risk every time you do work or supply materials before getting paid;
Don’t Say Yes Just to Get the Job
August 22, 2024
We don’t have to tell you that the construction business is a tough one. There is a lot of competition, every job is different, and
Avoiding One-Sided Contracts
August 21, 2024
If you’re a subcontractor or material supplier in the construction industry, you routinely enter into contracts with general contractors (GCs) to define the scope of
Why Subcontractors Must Negotiate Contracts
August 21, 2024
As a subcontractor, you play an important role in any construction project. However, all too often, subcontractors and material suppliers don’t get the recognition and
Insurance Risks and Indemnification for Subcontractors
August 21, 2024
If you’re a subcontractor, you’re likely familiar with the concept of indemnification. For all parties involved in a construction contract, including the owner, the general
Implied Contract Provisions: Termination for Convenience and Prevailing Wages
August 21, 2024
Whether you’re a general contractor (GC) or a subcontractor (sub) on a construction project, you routinely enter contracts as part of your business. Many construction
Your Contract – A Tool, Not a Headache
August 21, 2024
As a subcontractor on any significant construction project, your first instinct after you’ve been selected by the general contractor might be to get the contract