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Rhode Island Mechanic’s Lien Rights are Mighty
Rhode Island may be the smallest state in land size, but Rhode Island means business for mechanic's lien & bond claim filers.
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Recap of Changes to Ontario’s Construction Lien Act
Over the last two years we have discussed the changes to Ontario’s Construction Lien Act. Here’s a breakdown of what you should know.
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Canada: Provincial Construction & Your Payment Rights
A provincial project is the improvement of public works or building under contract made by the provincial government. Time for a bond claim?
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Miller Act Bond Claim: Miss 1 Day, Lose $8M
Miss the Miller Act Bond Claim deadline by a day and lose the right to recover a claim amount of over $8M. Ouch!
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Not a Secured Creditor? Aim To Be Critical Vendor
It's best to be a secured creditor. But, if you don't file a UCC or mechanic's lien, all hope's not lost - you could be a critical vendor.
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Mechanic’s Lien Rights in Alabama
“Sweet Home Alabama, where liens are so due” isn't as good as the original, but today's post about Alabama lien rights will make up for it.
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It’s A 180 On The 180 Equipment, LLC Decision
Planning to attach the collateral description when you file your UCC? One creditor lucked out when the Court of Appeals ruled in their favor.
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What’s New in Mechanic’s Lien & Bond Claim Law?
Here are some key developments and changes to mechanic’s lien and bond claim laws in Illinois, Minnesota, Florida, and Oklahoma.
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Public Projects and Preliminary Notices
Do you know there are 19 states that require a preliminary notice be served to protect bond claim or public improvement lien rights?
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Legalities of Filing a Lien During Ongoing Projects
Can I file a mechanic's lien if I'm still furnishing to the project? Wish the answer were as simple as "yes" or "no."
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Avoiding UCC Filing Pitfalls: Name Accuracy Tips
Filing a UCC? List the debtor's name exactly as it appears on the unexpired driver's license - except, in this case.
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Oregon Lien Rights Extended by Change Order
Oregon lien deadline is 75 days from last furnishing. So how did one subcontractor file a valid lien nearly a year after its last furnishing?