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This post is part two 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...

This post is part one in our four part Mechanics Lien Horror Story Series throughout the month of October. Didn’t think liens could be spooky? Think again. Imagine this… …you...

WHY send Preliminary Notice in Oregon? The short answer: It’s best practice (and sometimes you have to). The long answer: Submitting a preliminary notice is a key step to protecting lien...

Levelset‘s CEO, Scott Wolfe, Jr., recently conducted a webinar about lien waivers, sponsored by the American Subcontractor’s Association (ASA). After the webinar, Scott fielded questions from the audience. These are...

This article on preliminary notices was originally published on Nov. 30, 2010. It was updated on Sep. 21, 2015. Preliminary notices Some states require that contractors and material suppliers send preliminary...

Preliminary notices can be the glue that holds a lien policy together, a tool to provide or obtain information, and a necessary part of the financial security and payment process...

Are you a prime contractor? View the Prime Contractor’s Lien and Notice Deadline Chart. Do I have to send a pre lien notice? Is my mechanics lien going to be...

Not the way to read and sign lien waivers Lien waivers are important documents that, due to their ubiquitous nature, are occasionally overlooked. The critical importance of lien waivers is grounded in...

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...

Fairness in the construction industry should be taken very seriously because when all parties are acting in good faith, the industry operates at maximum efficiency. Local and state governments and...