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Secure Your Payment On Every Project

Guide To Why Sending Preliminary Notices is a MUST on Every Project

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Are You Protecting Your Rights Every Time? 

  • Are you waiting too long for payments?
  • Feel like your invoices aren’t being prioritized?
  • Pay-when-paid and Pay-if-paid clauses suffocating your cash flow?
  • Growing uncollectable debt cluttering your A/R Aging Report?

Getting paid in the construction industry is tough, and so the question for contractors and suppliers is simple: How to break through the mess and get your invoices paid?  

The answer lies in simply implementing a preliminary notice policy. Sending preliminary notices is very common in the construction industry, and these notices have the effect of prioritizing your invoices above others, getting your company paid faster and more often. 

Learn more by downloading the guide now.

 

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This guidebook is written and published by zlien's construction law, mechanics lien, and credit experts.

ScottWolfezlienScott Wolfe, J.D.

Scott Wolfe is the CEO of zlien.  He is a licensed attorney in six states with extensive experience in construction law, formerly practicing as a construction litigator with Wolfe Law Group, a bi-coastal law practice he founded. He is the graduate of Loyola New Orleans College of Law, and Southern Methodist University.

 

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An attorney experienced in construction law and corporate credit law matters, Nate Budde is the current Chief Legal Officer for zlien. He is a graduate of Tulane Law School, and Stanford.
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