Construction Payment Blog

When I first struck out on my own as a small contractor, I took any job I could get. I was new to running a business and really didn’t have...

During a foreclosure, understanding lien priority is critical, since it determines who gets paid first – and who might not get paid at all. Most unpaid construction parties have the...

An increasing number of states are legalizing marijuana use, either recreationally or for medical purposes. This has led to a burgeoning industry, including growing, manufacturing products, and selling those products...

If you are on a project where the property owner or GC is requiring a sworn statement with your payment application, it’s important to know how to complete one accurately....

If you are past the lien filing deadline or haven’t sent a preliminary notice in a state where it is required, you will probably be considering filing a construction lawsuit...

If you’ve had a lien filed on your home or property, or you just heard about liens for the first time, we’re here to break it down for you. We...

The practice of unbalanced bidding continues to be a problem on federal and state-funded projects. This bidding strategy results in the client (ultimately, the taxpaying citizens like you and me)...

Working on a public construction project in Washington requires compliance with the state’s prevailing wage and certified payroll laws. Here’s what construction businesses and laborers need to know about Washington...

One look at the morning paper (or your favorite news app, more likely) will reveal a sad truth in business today. The coronavirus is causing companies to go bankrupt, disrupting...

There’s good news for contractors looking to take advantage of the SBA’s Paycheck Protection Program (PPP): Forgiveness is easier. And contrary to popular rumor, the fund is alive and well....