Construction Payment Blog

While security rights are utilized by businesses all over the world, the mechanics lien is a fundamentally American creation. That’s not to say that parties in the construction industry in...

  The Lien & Credit Journal periodically invites forward-thinking construction technology companies contribute to the publication with articles about technology in the construction industry and how the landscape is changing....

Today, at the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA) Annual Conference, experienced construction industry financial professional, Steven Lords, is presenting an all-day “mini-conference” on Cash Management. Cash management is a highly...

Every factor to be considered prior to an extension of credit is in some way related to risk assessment. Or, to put it another way, before extending credit you should determine how likely or unlikely it is that you...

Getting your clients and customers to pay on time is one of the many challenges you’ll face as a small business owner. With that in mind, what can you do...

The Lien & Credit Journal periodically invites forward-thinking construction technology companies contribute to the publication with articles about technology in the construction industry and how the landscape is changing. This...

This post is the third in a six-post series detailing the exact measures that you need to take to secure payment on every project – every time. A recent article...

Bond Claim Mistakes to Avoid Most of the common mistakes to avoid in the bond claim process spring from the complexities of the process itself, or from the mistaken belief...

Everybody wants to get paid what they’re owed. Sometimes, this is harder for parties in the construction industry that it is for companies in nearly every other type of business....

This post is the second in a six-post series detailing the exact measures that you need to take to ensure you secure payment on every project, every time. A recent...