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How Factoring Companies Secure Receivables and Why You Still Need to Protect Yourself Even if You Use One

September 9, 2024

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

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From Unsecured to Secured – Factors That Influence How You Secure Your Project Payments

September 9, 2024

At Emalfarb Law LLC and National Lien & Bond, we tell our construction industry clients that they essentially loan their clients money when they take

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Different Projects, Different Remedies – Protecting Your Payment Rights

September 9, 2024

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

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