Mechanics Lien Nebraska Guide
Contractors and suppliers can file mechanics lien Nebraska if they are not paid for their work on a construction project. This legal tool, known as construction liens, grants the unpaid…
Mechanics Lien New Mexico Guide
In New Mexico, if contractors and suppliers are not paid for their work on a construction project, they have the right to file a mechanics lien to ensure they receive…
North Carolina Mechanics Lien Guide
If contractors and suppliers are not compensated for their work on a construction project in North Carolina, they have the option to file a mechanic's lien to ensure payment. A…
Mechanics Lien Oregon Guide
If contractors and suppliers are not paid for their work on a construction project in Oregon, they have the right to file a mechanics lien or construction lien to ensure…
Mechanics Lien Nevada Guide
Contractors and suppliers who are not paid for their work on a construction project in Nevada have the right to file a mechanics lien to ensure payment. A mechanics lien…
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Completion? Last Furnished? Stop Date?
Many ways to reference what most consider to be the same thing. However, everyone of these terms have completely different meanings and various concerns on those planning to secure their…
eSystems “Online Notice Management”
We have made some major improvements to our eSystems online document management program. Most significant is our online compatibility with the new Windows IE Browser. All Waivers and Releases are…
Are You Paying Too Much for a Preliminary Notice?
The cost to research, prepare, and serve a preliminary notice (also referred to as a “prelim”) is based upon some very simple principles. Time to conduct research and verify the…
Filing a Claim of Lien in Nevada: What You Need to Know
Is your Nevada-based construction business needing to file a Claim of Lien? If so, it’s important to be aware of and understand the provisions included in the Nevada Lien Law.…
Uncovering the Oregon Lien Law
Do you need help filing a Claim of Lien in the state of Oregon? Are you unsure if a Notice of Right to Lien is required? If you have questions…