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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. [...]
Great news for construction businesses in California! Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed Senate Bill 440- also known as the Private Works Change Order Fair Payment Act- into law. This new legislation aims to simplify and speed up the process of handling change-order and time-extension claims on private construction projects. Mark your calendars! The law law […] The post California SB 440: What the New “Fair Payment Act” Means for Contractors appeared first on Levelset. [...]
The tunnel is one of three key parts of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania’s, Clean Water Plan, which will reduce billions of gallons of sewer overflow. [...]
Minneapolis-based Ryan Cos., the general contractor on the project, estimates delays on Project Skyway in Pine Island could cost about $5 million or more. [...]
Raw and finished steel reached 1.87 million net tons for the month of April, driven by increased imports of tin plate, metallic coatings and other goods, according to census data. [...]
Plus, details emerge in California’s high-speed rail private partnership, and Trimble starts a U.S. tour of its tech. [...]
The contractor will add the multibillion-dollar job to its portfolio of other LNG work across the South. [...]
Illinois' pause on tax credits takes effect July 1 while the New York bill awaits the governor's signature—as concerns surrounding data center construction grow at the state and local level. [...]
An Australian program based on building connections among workers makes its debut in the U.S. [...]
Can Southwest water agencies create a new market for desalinated and recycled water without building pipelines or altering Colorado River water rights? [...]
NFL team signals that it intends to relocate to northwest Indiana to a proposed multibillion-dollar domed stadium. [...]
Will continuing demand for data center construction keep construction contractors hiring? [...]
