Construction Payment Blog

Credit policies are complicated enough. Add in different state regulations and laws, and you have a nightmare on your hands. This post provides a solution for your company. Here at...

A step-by-step guide to filing a Georgia Mechanics Lien for those in the Georgia construction industry, including a free mechanics lien guide available to download.

I was reading an article recently about how a mistake in a single line of code cost Microsoft over $700 million. That’s a really big penalty for a relatively small...

UPDATE: We apologize for any inconvenience, but levelset no longer offers assessment lien filling as of 2013. While you can use levelset to file a mechanics lien for construction projects on a condominium...

The California mechanics lien laws are the same as every other state, in that they are complicated and leave a lot of room for mistake. In the mechanics lien universe,...

New construction of schools, and construction to maintain existing schools, appear to always be happening. Before working on a school construction project, its best to know the basics about it,...

When performing work on a public road construction project and you want to send a preliminary notice to the “owner” of the project, who should receive this notice? The answer...

I’ve mentioned several times recently that a robust lien policy can be an enormous benefit to a company’s overall credit management effectiveness and the company’s bottom line, as long as that...

Just yesterday, Seth wrote a great post outlining ways to structure a litigation policy and determine when the expense and time of litigation may be worth pursuing. As an attorney...

As an attorney, one of the questions I’m often confronted with is whether a claim (money owed) is worth starting litigation, or in layman terms, is it worth “taking it...