Cash flow is critical for construction contractors. Learn best practices for ensuring your clients pay you and tips for ...

One homeowner learned the hard way about contractor liens and how you can do everything right and still be stuck with legal ...

A 91-year-old Black woman in Philadelphia faces eviction after her home was sold in a tax lien sale due to a pandemic-era ...

Learn how blanket liens work, their benefits to creditors, risks to borrowers, and the UCC regulations governing them to protect your financial interests.

The IRS recently filed notices of a federal tax lien against Republican Sen. Jim Justice of West Virginia — the latest example of ongoing financial troubles that have trailed the former governor, ...

A Florida court clarified that the 20-day period for a lienor to respond and preserve a construction lien begins when a show-cause summons is issued and served, not simply when a counterclaim or ...

Idaho Supreme Court ruled doctor’s $184K medical lien against patient was invalid. Court found failure to bill insurance first was an 'extraordinary collection action.' Ruling may deter similar liens ...

Guy DeKlotz underwent emergency surgery at Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise after his spine was fractured in a car crash in 2021. Months later, the Boise man found himself taking up an ...

DALLAS — Terrance Shaw is no stranger to taking hits. He played a decade in the NFL, including in two Super Bowls for the New England Patriots and Oakland Raiders. But nothing, he says, prepared him ...

Q. You loan money to someone. They don’t pay you back. Can you simply file a lien against their home in Idaho? A. The short answer: No — not without specific legal authority or court action. Mark V.

Mechanic's liens are a basic security right created by either constitutional or statutory law. They do not exist as a matter of equity or common law, but are instead legislative creatures.