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Working in construction means juggling a million things at once. Between managing crews, chasing down materials, and dealing with demanding owners, your paperwork can sometimes take a back seat. But when a payment dispute hits and you need to secure your rights, that paperwork becomes your entire world. You rely on mechanics liens as a […] The post Incorrect Furnishing Dates Can Kill North Carolina Lien Rights appeared first on Levelset. [...]
If safety squints don’t fly on the jobsite. They definitely won’t when it comes to the county recorder looking at your lien or preliminary notice. Submitting a document for recording with specks, smudges, lines, contrast issues, or other imperfections that make it hard to read is one of the fastest ways to wind up with […] The post Legibility as a Lien Recording Requirement appeared first on Levelset. [...]
In the world of mechanics lien and bond claim law, deadlines are famously unforgiving. For subcontractors and suppliers, missing a notice deadline, even by a single day, can cause valuable rights to vanish instantly. Many states rely on the “mailbox rule,” the idea that if you drop a notice in the mail by your deadline, […] The post Timing is Everything: Navigating the New USPS Postmark Reality appeared first on Levelset. [...]
Attaching extra documents to a mechanics lien can make or break your filing, but the rules aren’t uniform. Some states mandate specific attachments by statute, while others merely allow or recommend them; many provide no direct guidance at all, leaving county recorders with wide discretion, for better or worse. Attachment rules for mechanics lien filings […] The post The Ultimate Guide to Mechanics Lien Attachments: State-by-State Rules appeared first on Levelset. [...]
As the construction industry prepares for the 2025 winter break, a recent executive order has introduced unexpected complexity to year-end compliance. While these additional days off are intended for federal personnel, they create a ripple effect that could jeopardize your payment rights if state and local filing offices follow suit. The End-of-Year Deadline “Curveball” President […] The post Unexpected Holiday Closures: What the 2025 Executive Order Means for Your Deadlines appeared first on Levelset. [...]
As artificial intelligence continues to shake up the building industry, choosing how to build versus how to buy solutions is important, said an expert for the consulting firm. [...]
A 50% tariff can scuttle previous estimates and increase the risk of disputes, said one attorney. [...]
Extended stay executives from Choice Hotels, Wyndham and My Place weigh in on the growth opportunities and challenges surrounding the rapid expansion of data centers. [...]
Whether working harder to earn the time away or opting for only bite-sized vacations, Gen Z doesn’t want extra interrogations to justify taking a break. [...]
Leading builders have announced sizable contracts, including stadiums and subways, in the first part of the warmer season. [...]
CEO Anthony Johnson told ENR that Clayco has used its own funds to pay its subcontractors in full to protect the project and the construction community. [...]
Who have the Kansas City Chiefs named to design their new stadium in Kansas? [...]
This 1966 cover image depicts the erection of a county building complex in Santa Cruz, Calif., using Vierendeel trusses. [...]
Information derived from Industrial Reports, a market intelligence firm specializing in industrial construction and equipment leads. [...]
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing's multi-billion-dollar investment is a race to build enough chipmaking capacity to supply the next generation of AI infrastructure, reshaping Arizona's industrial landscape. [...]
