Construction Payment Blog

China is the world’s largest supplier of construction materials. While the economic giant is beginning to recover from the coronavirus outbreak, the effects on the construction supply chain is only...

The novel coronavirus pandemic has reached the United States in full force. Given the swift increase in reported cases, government officials have begun adopting measures in order to stunt the...

Sound the alarm!  Sound the alarm!  The construction industry is impacted by the coronavirus. And the impact is big. Cities across the country have already begun to shut down construction....

We all know that mechanics liens and other documents concerning real property are generally recorded with the county (or in some cases town) in which the property lies. But how...

The spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has already begun to show its potentially devastating impact on businesses around the world. And the construction industry is especially at risk, as...

Getting paid as a construction contractor is already hard without the coronavirus. Contractors face a major cash threat with the coronavirus outbreak and threatening recession. This article examines how current...

This week, the World Health Organization (WHO) has officially declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic. With the death toll rising and cases being reported on nearly every continent, there’s no telling...

The Washington Little Miller Act ensures that project participants get paid on public construction projects. On projects of a certain size, the prime contractor must post a payment bond on...

In Michigan, the Little Miller Act provides protection against nonpayment to those working on state or local government-funded construction projects. The Act requires that the prime contractor post a payment...

When a private construction project is bonded, the GC typically posts a performance bond and a payment bond to ensure the project’s completion. The payment bond is meant to benefit...