Construction Payment Blog

Securing lien rights is a great way to ensure your rights to payment on a construction project. However, the process and enforcement can be both frustrating and costly. In the...

If you’re reading this, then there’s a good chance you haven’t been paid for a project, and you’re looking into filing a mechanics lien in Arizona. If it’s your first...

An Iowa Notice of Commencement is an essential step for any residential project within the state. This document signals the start of the project and provides valuable information to the...

Construction contracts (and contracts in general) are full of lengthy, misleading clauses and provisions. One notoriously misunderstood provision is what’s known as a call back warranty. There are a lot...

The Alabama preliminary notice scheme provides for two different types of notices, that correspond to two different type of mechanics liens available. One of which is required, and the other...

Whether you are a Louisiana resident, or an out of state contractor looking to expand into the area, a contractor’s license is required for most types of construction work in...

We’ve written on this blog many times about the importance of documentation in the construction industry. But how long should you hold on to these records? And why? Implementing a...

  Construction law is complex everywhere, but especially in Texas, where the regulations can be confusing and poorly written. Whether you’re looking for a construction lawyer in Dallas to negotiate...

Getting paid in construction is slow, hard, and stressful – that’s the takeaway from a survey of over 500 construction professionals conducted in collaboration between Levelset and Quickbooks Time.  The...

The Nevada prevailing wage laws were enacted to ensure that contractors and subcontractors on public jobs are paid a reasonable amount of compensation. These prevailing wages are established by comparing...