Tag: zlien
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Zlien Forced to Defend Its Resources from Copyright Infringement by NACM
Dear zlien Clients and Readers of the Construction Payment Blog, zlien strives to be the leader in the construction credit management field. An important part of accomplishing this goal is to provide the web’s best and most comprehensive resources regarding mechanics liens and notices. In order to provide these resources, countless hours are spent scouring state…
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Ask Nate
Zlien’s Chief Legal Officer, Nate Budde, unofficially serves as zlien ’s Chief Answer-Guru, supplying answers to any of our questions (and finding them if he does not know the answer already). He is also a licensed attorney in Louisiana, a graduate of Stanford University (B.A.) and Tulane University Law School (J.D.), a father, a saxophone…
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Free Legal Advice? Friday Is Your Lucky Day
zlien St Pattys Day Means Free Legal Advice” src=”http://blog.zlien.com/wp-content/uploads/Pattys_1_web.jpg” width=”590″ height=”353″ /> Is today your lucky day? Maybe not, but St. Patrick’s Day is approaching and luck could be on the way. In fact, there may be some free legal advice in your future. Zlien’s founder, Scott Wolfe Jr., is putting aside two hours to…
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Credit Management: What’s the Most Important Part of a Mechanics Lien Policy?
Mechanics Lien Policy is Important for Credit Policy I’ve recently mentioned that, in my opinion, a consistent and consistently utilized lien policy is a crucial part of a proper credit policy for companies in the construction industry. It’s important not only because it offers emotional security by legally securing the debt, but also because it…
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Credit Management: How To Collect On An Overdue Invoice in the Construction or Building Supply Industries
Credit and collection professionals, collection agencies and agents, attorneys and absolutely everyone in the ARM industry will tell you the same thing about aging receivables: start collection actions as soon as possible. It’s a clear fact that an overdue account becomes less collectable each day that collection efforts are postponed. But where do you begin?…