We live in interesting times, uncertain times, anxious times. It is difficult to predict what is going to happen to surety credit over the next few COVID-19 months (years?). It is likely, however, that sureties will rely on, more than ever, the general agreement of indemnity (GIA). As with any contract, it is far better […]
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What If The Contractor, Rather Than The Owner, Signs a Notice of Commencement? Is the Notice Defective And, Therefore, Ineffective? Lexology.com provided an in-depth answer to this very popular question. \”Under Florida lien law, a Notice of Commencement is a form document the property owner is generally required to sign and record in the public
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What can you do to prepare for the potential hardening surety market?
