Construction Payment Blog

Getting paid in the construction industry is complicated, and even if you’ve done everything right, you still may not get paid. If you are considering filing a mechanics lien in...

Texas has some of the most confusing preliminary notice requirements and deadlines in the US. While unnecessarily complicated, these notices are required because they create visibility to improve communication and...

The Virginia preliminary notice requirements are particularly unique compared to other states. Although not generally required, they may be under certain circumstances and could affect the amount of protection a...

Any contractor or supplier working in the state of Nevada should be familiar with the Nevada preliminary notice. It is an incredibly important step in the mechanics lien process. These...

Joint checks in California are bound by the joint check agreement in place. A recent case came to an interesting result, doubling down on that point.

A Georgia Notice of Commencement is an invaluable tool for owners and property developers alike. There is always risk associated with every construction project, and property owners are the ones...

A mechanics lien is an incredibly powerful remedy for nonpayment in the construction industry. However, a mechanics lien isn’t just a piece of paper, but rather an entire process. Each...

An integral step of the mechanics lien process in Illinois is to be sure that you've sent any required preliminary notices. Not only do they help secure lien rights when...

If you find yourself needing to file multiple liens at once, this guide is a great place to start for anyone looking to file a lot of liens.

Texas mechanics liens provide valuable protection to contractors and suppliers working within the state. However, in order to benefit from these protections, there are certain rules and deadlines that must...