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What happens when you file a mechanics lien, but then something changes? For example, what if the lien amount grows, the description of labor and/or materials provided needs modification, or if an...

There are companies out there who purport to monitor Notice of Completion filings in the State of California. While it is absolutely imperative to know when a Notice of Completion (or...

We all know lien law can be incredibly confusing. All 50 states have different rules and requirements for preliminary notices, notices of intent, mechanics liens, lien waivers, lien releases and more. These requirements are...

As technology has advanced so too have the tools we use in our day-to-day lives. We don’t ride horses to work anymore, construction companies don’t use manual shovels to dig...

It’s that time of year again… Time to reflect on the past 12 months and consider what we did well and where we can do better. It is easy to make...

Every Friday, we select a few articles from the week that we think are worth your time as a construction financial manager (CFM). We look for compelling articles not only...

We all know what a pivotal role email plays in business as a means for quickly and effectively communicating with customers, business partners, suppliers, and other contacts. When it comes...

Our customers often ask, How Do I File a Retraction Letter? or, Am I Required to Send a Retraction Letter? The truth is, retraction letters are sort of a made up...

Reprinted with permission from Construction Executive, a publication of Associated Builders and Contractors Services Corp. Copyright 2015. All rights reserved. This post was originally published on October 27, 2015. Financial...

This post is part four in our four part Mechanics Lien Horror Story Series throughout the month of October. Didn’t think liens could be spooky? Think again. Click here to read...