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construction back charge

Construction Back Charge: How to Prepare for the Unexpected

adminDecember 23, 2019Bond Claims, Mechanics Lien

In a perfect construction project, money flows from the owner down to the lower tiers of contractors, subcontractors and suppliers, and is eventually received by you for the goods or services you provide. Unfortunately, as we all know, there is … Read More

private project performance bonds

Private Project Performance Bonds VS Mechanics Lien

adminDecember 15, 2019Bond Claims, Mechanics Lien

What are private project performance bonds and how do they work? Construction is a very risky business but several tools have been developed over time to reduce these risks. You’ve likely seen many of these tools when working on construction … Read More

construction retainage

Construction Retainage and The Necessary Steps for Getting Paid

adminNovember 19, 2019Mechanics Lien

If you’ve worked in the construction industry for any period of time, you’ve likely run into the payment term “Retainage”. Construction retainage is the agreed or statutorily required percentage of funds withheld from each payment earned by you. These funds … Read More

Construction variation claims

Construction Variation Claims: When & How to Make a Compelling Claim

adminSeptember 15, 2019Mechanics Lien

You spend a lot of time considering the expenses and risks when preparing a bid for a construction project. Regardless of how much time you spend though, you cannot predict every event that may arise which may cause you to … Read More

lean rights

Do lien rights exist against the property or the leasehold?

adminSeptember 5, 2019Mechanics Lien

Most construction projects are organized in a manner that looks like a tree’s roots. At the top is the owner standing as the trunk of the tree. Below the owner is a general contractor who sprouts several more “roots” to … Read More

preliminary notice

When does a preliminary notice need to be served twice?

adminAugust 21, 2019Notice of Intent, Preliminary Notice

If you ever try to file a mechanic’s lien on your own to protect your right to be paid on a construction job, you will learn how complicated the lien process is. Even if you just read your state’s mechanic’s … Read More

construction contractors

What Construction Contractors Can Do to Avoid Litigation

adminAugust 16, 2019Mechanics Lien

Conflict is common in the construction industry but most conflicts can be resolved without ending up in a legal battle. Construction contractors who plan ahead and quickly respond to conflicts are the most successful at avoiding litigation. While there is … Read More

Final Payment

Ensure Final Payment – The Actions You Can Take

adminAugust 13, 2019Mechanics Lien

It is common in large projects operating on serious budgets for final payment to be delayed. This is often the payment that contains the contractor’s profit. For this, and for the five reasons listed below, having a final payment checklist … Read More

large construction firms

Top 3 Lien Challenges for Large Construction Firms

adminJuly 17, 2019Mechanics Lien

Large construction firms face unique challenges when managing their lien filing and tracking process. Much of this complexity comes from the size, scope, and number of projects they’re involved with at any given time. Large construction firms will find it … Read More

project compliance checklist

What Is a Project Compliance Checklist and How Can it Help Construction Companies Get Paid?

adminNovember 6, 2017Bond Claims, FAQ's

Developing a project compliance checklist is a vital way to ensure your construction business is taking the steps you need to take in order to get paid for each project. While this checklist will differ for each company and for … Read More

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