Construction payment practices, processes, and requirements are a highly regulated area of law. All across the world, legislators are constantly passing laws, and courts are constantly deciding cases, that impact how construction payment is done and should be done. This impacts general contractors, property developers, lenders, and suppliers.
Levelset’s team of attorneys, payment experts, and network of legal and payment experts stay on top of all these changes and report them here to you. These Legal Alerts will help you better understand how to protect yourself in the constantly evolving landscape of payment regulations and practices.
As the country continues to struggle with the coronavirus pandemic, construction companies are struggling to deal with the challenges COVID-19 presents. Many industry professionals have been warning of potential delays,...
The coronavirus outbreak has yet to show any signs of slowing down, and its impact on the construction industry is becoming apparent. Construction businesses right now are scrambling to find...
In this time of turmoil due to the coronavirus pandemic, many construction businesses and employees alike are worried about protecting themselves. Up until now, the construction industry has been relatively...
Anyone performing construction work should understand whether or not the work they are performing requires a contractor’s license. Many states have strict requirements concerning construction work licensing, and Georgia is...
Securing your rights to file a mechanics lien is an important step to ensuring payment on any given construction project. But since lien rights are statutory – meaning they are...
With the increasing risks and concerns associated with the coronavirus, construction companies need to begin preparing for setbacks that may arise. One particular area of concern is the contractor’s obligation...
As the coronavirus continues to affect construction projects across the United States, everyone needs to be preparing for the next few months. Construction is going to be (and has already...
The novel coronavirus pandemic has reached the United States in full force. Given the swift increase in reported cases, government officials have begun adopting measures in order to stunt the...
The spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has already begun to show its potentially devastating impact on businesses around the world. And the construction industry is especially at risk, as...
This week, the World Health Organization (WHO) has officially declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic. With the death toll rising and cases being reported on nearly every continent, there’s no telling...