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California Notice of Intent to Lien: Requirements and Best Practices
This guide lays out the details of serving a California Notice of Intent to Lien, including its benefits, the specific steps in filing, and some best practices.
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May Construction Insider: Improved home sales, new OSHA guidance on COVID-19 & more
This month: Better homes sales amid pandemic, new OSHA COVID-19 guidance, call for greater government support, and more
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Florida Notice of Nonpayment: Requirements and Best Practices
This guide explains the procedure for serving a Florida Notice of Nonpayment, including the best practices that can help you recover your payment successfully.
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Nevada Notice of Intent to Lien: Requirements and Best Practices
This guide explains everything you need to know about serving the Nevada Notice of Intent to Lien, including steps, deadlines and best practices.
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Wisconsin Notice of Intent to File a Claim of Lien: Requirements and Best Practices
This guide lists down all the steps as well as the best practices in serving the Notice of Intent to File a Claim of Lien in Wisconsin.
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Digital Solutions for Effortless Project Management in Construction
Utilizing digital solutions can enhance team satisfaction, productivity, communication, and optimize overall performance on construction sites. Here are some of these important tools.
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Contractor’s Final Payment Affidavit: Requirements and Best Practices
In some states, one requirement before a contractor can initiate an enforcement lawsuit is to provide the property owner with a Contractor’s Final Payment Affidavit. This guide will walk you through the basic information about this document.
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Arizona 20-Day Preliminary Notice: How to Serve the Document to Preserve a Bond Claim
This guide explains all the basic details of the 20-Day Preliminary Notice in Arizona in relation to potential payment bond claims.
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Florida Notice to Owner: Who Are Exempted from Serving the Document?
There are five main exceptions to the Florida Notice to Owner requirement. Read on to know if you are one of the parties exempted from serving the document.
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