Claim on Bond

What are the Bond Claim Deadlines in Florida - A Comprehensive Guide

In this blog, you will learn about Bond Claim Deadlines for Private and Public Bonded Projects and how to comply with the requirements of both the bond and Florida statutes for the same.
Contracts

A Quick Guide to Essential Contract Provisions in Florida

This quick guide explains the important legal provisions that should be included in a contract in Florida to ensure its legality and enforceability. Read on!
Contracts

A Guide to the Best Collection Tips and Tricks in the Construction Industry

Looking for payment collection tips and tricks in the construction industry? Check out our comprehensive guide for expert advice on how to ensure timely and efficient payment collection, including strategies for invoicing, communication, and legal options. Do not let payment delays affect your bottom line – read our guide today.
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

Who is Required to Send a Notice to Owner in Florida?

Sending a Notice to Owner in Florida is a legal requirement for construction projects. But who is required to send one? We've got the answers for you.
Waivers and Releases

Construction Waivers in Florida: What to Do and What to Avoid

Understanding construction waivers in Florida involves using specific forms, providing detailed information, and adhering to deadlines.
Credit and Collections

How to Deal with Bad Checks & Credit Card Chargebacks

Learn about Bad Checks and Credit Card Chargebacks, Bad Check Penalties, when not to sign a bond or lien release, and other tips in this Webinar.
Notice to Owner (NTO) / Preliminary Notices

Understanding the Notice of Commencement in Florida: A Crucial Step in Protecting Lien Rights

In the realm of construction projects, the Notice of Commencement (NOC) holds significant importance in the state of Florida. This document, filed in county records, serves as the official declaration of a project's initiation. While some states do not require an NOC, failing to file one in Florida can have adverse effects on your lien rights within the state.
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