Construction Payment Blog

This blog post focuses on how you might be qualified to use security instruments to protect your company’s debts and receivables. As you will see, if a security instrument is...

My particular area of interest is on helping those in the construction industry increase the success of their collection policies. That is done by implementing a strong and disciplined collections...

Short Answer: YES! Long Answer: This question was asked to me a few days ago, and I poured through our resources to see if there was already an answer in the...

Note: Louisiana’s lien and notice laws changed on January 1, 2020, so some information in this post might be outdated. You can learn what changed and what rules apply here:...

I love Seattle in the summer, and personally spend a lot of time in the city during the summer months (of course, who wouldn’t want to get out of the...

I had someone contact me the other day about filing a mechanics lien, and was all hung up on the difficulty or costs in later proceeding with a mechanics lien...

I’ve been a reader of Michelle Dunn’s Credit & Collections Blog for quite some time. While the blog doesn’t focus on mechanic liens and security instruments, as this blog does,...

The above is a photograph I took of a little water basin near a home in New Orleans right alongside Audubon Park. It got me thinking about mechanics lien rights,...

On private projects in Washington state, all material suppliers and most subcontractors must deliver a preliminary notice within 60 days of first furnishing labor or materials to a construction project....

On a walk with my family over the Memorial Day weekend I came across a construction project in the neighborhood, separated off from the street courtesy of a rental fence....