Construction Payment Blog

First, take a second and try to relax (or at least, take a deep breath -- the point is to try to not let this setback overwhelm you). Not being able...

Filing a mechanics lien is a powerful tool available to subcontractors and suppliers to help them get paid the money they’ve earned on their projects. In the event of non-payment,...

In the construction business, the process of collecting important project information that's required on payment documents such as preliminary notices and lien waivers is an industry-wide challenge. It gets frustrating...

The issue at the center of this article gets to the core of mechanics’ liens and how they operate. In the event of non-payment, filing a mechanics lien gives you...

If you're a material supplier in the construction industry, when it comes to securing your payments on a construction project, we have good news and bad news. First the good...

Even though this is a voluntary document, we strongly recommend sending it before making a payment bond claim (as long as there's still enough time). We've got a free, Notice...

When there's a payment issue on a construction project, filing a mechanics lien should be a last resort. Nobody likes having to file a lien, and nobody likes having to...

When it comes to managing your lien rights on a construction project, one of the most important requirements is managing deadlines. These deadlines typically specify when certain documents must be...

In the construction industry, those who provide labor and materials are entitled to certain remedies that ensure payment. Contractors and suppliers on most public works projects are protected by a...

Arbitration is usually preferable to litigation, so when an arbitration agreement is in place, it's a good idea not to waive the right to arbitrate. Filing a mechanics lien won't...