Construction Payment Blog

No matter which side of the aisle you’re on politically, the COVID-19 crisis has touched you and your construction business. How do you ensure that your company will make it...

In this time of turmoil due to the coronavirus pandemic, many construction businesses and employees alike are worried about protecting themselves. Up until now, the construction industry has been relatively...

On March 27th, President Trump signed the coronavirus bill known as the CARES Act, a $2 trillion stimulus package to help the US economy recover from the coronavirus crisis. The...

Anyone performing construction work should understand whether or not the work they are performing requires a contractor’s license. Many states have strict requirements concerning construction work licensing, and Georgia is...

The novel coronavirus COVID-19 has begun to impact the construction industry in many ways. While the full depth and breadth of the impacts are still unknown, it is clear that job...

As the COVID-19 outbreak spreads, the construction industry is on high alert. The coronavirus is already interrupting or delaying supply chains from Asia and around the world. Construction businesses are losing...

Securing your rights to file a mechanics lien is an important step to ensuring payment on any given construction project. But since lien rights are statutory – meaning they are...

Coronavirus is impacting construction jobs across the United States.  Projects are being delayed.  Supplies are being pinched. People are getting sick and quarantined. Cities are issuing “shelter in place” orders....

With the increasing risks and concerns associated with the coronavirus, construction companies need to begin preparing for setbacks that may arise. One particular area of concern is the contractor’s obligation...

As the coronavirus continues to affect construction projects across the United States, everyone needs to be preparing for the next few months. Construction is going to be (and has already...