Prompt payment laws aim to ensure that contractors get paid promptly for their work to smooth out cash flow and maintain operational efficiency. In Oklahoma, the state has specific laws under its Prompt Payment Act with rules that vary for public and private projects. This article breaks them down, explaining notice requirements, when interest begins […]
When you’re running a construction business, every dollar counts. Yet, one of the toughest challenges contractors face is collecting the payments they are rightfully owed for work they’ve already completed. Unpaid invoices can wreak havoc on your cash flow, delay project timelines, and create unnecessary stress. It’s not just about persistent follow-ups; you need a […]
If you’re a contractor, subcontractor, or material supplier in Wyoming, securing payment for your hard work and materials can sometimes require leveraging a legal remedy like a mechanics and materialman’s lien. This guide will walk you through the essential steps to file a lien successfully in Wyoming, covering key aspects like eligibility, notices, deadlines, and […]
For contractors working on public projects in Wyoming, the state’s Prompt Payment Law is an essential piece of legislation to understand. Found in Wyo. Stat. §§16-6-601 and 16-6-602, this law ensures timely payment for services rendered on public projects. However, it’s critical to note that these provisions apply only to public projects, excluding private construction […]
Payment delays can jeopardize the financial health of subcontractors and suppliers, leading to stress and cash flow issues. While it’s not always possible to predict which clients may delay payment, having a consistent collection strategy in place can significantly increase your chances of getting paid without prolonged disputes. This guide walks you through the steps […]
The Kansas Prompt Payment Act is a crucial piece of legislation designed to protect contractors, subcontractors, and other construction professionals by ensuring timely payment for their work. Whether you’re working on a private project or a public works project, understanding the nuances of the law is essential. This guide will help contractors like you understand […]
Before homeowners in Kansas can take legal action against a residential contractor, they must follow a specific process known as the “right to cure.” This legal requirement provides an opportunity for contractors to address and resolve alleged construction defects before the courts get involved. Whether you’re a contractor wanting to safeguard your rights or a […]
Mechanic’s liens are a powerful tool for contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers to ensure they get paid for their work and materials. Filing one, however, requires careful attention to Kansas-specific requirements and timelines. Missing a single step or deadline could invalidate your lien rights, leaving you with fewer options to recover unpaid amounts. This guide walks […]
When construction defects arise, emotions can run high, and litigation may feel like the only option. However, in Tennessee, the law encourages a more measured approach before heading to court. That’s where Tennessee Code § 66-36-103—commonly referred to as the Right to Cure Statute—comes into play. This statute establishes a clear framework for resolving construction […]
Embarking on a residential remodel or repair project in Colorado necessitates a clear understanding of the state’s legal and regulatory framework. While Colorado does not enforce a statewide building code, local municipalities have adopted various codes and regulations to ensure safety, energy efficiency, and structural integrity. This guide provides an overview of the key requirements […]
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