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Check out our payment expertsWe have made a deal to accept portion of what is owed us with the General Contractor, which we have in writing. Now the GC is unable to fund the amount owed us until after the 90 days has expired in which to foreclose on our mechanics lien....
hello. I live in the state of Florida and I have been waiting for a year and a half for a payment of an invoice for a job I do in Cape Coral County. Every time I contact the contractor, he always tells me that he has not...
I was working for a general contractor and never got paid. The job was for a commercial property in Brooklyn. I provided structural steel, welding and hoisting services.
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