In an age where more and more contractors are making a foray into the realm of public contracting, we seem to see more confusion over what legal requirements the contractor must face. Today, I wanted to explore another legal dilemma – the public works bond. In the past, we have discussed repor[...]
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September 2nd, 2010 - 8:12 am § in Bond & Retainage Claims, Bonds & Surety, Managing Risks, Public Contracting
Public Contracting Bonds: Should They Cover Sales Tax?
How To Make a Claim Against a Contractor’s Bond – in 5 Steps
Earlier this week, I discussed the Washington Contractor’s Registration Act bond. This is the statutory and mandatory bond that is a must for every construction company in the State of Washington. My prior article discusses questions of the amount of the bond, priority to the bond and your abi[...]
August 18th, 2010 - 11:46 am § in Bonds & Surety, Collection, Construction Liability, Managing Risks
What You Should Know About a Washington Contractor’s Bond
In the days of financial hardship, its important to know how to collect your accounts from contractor debtors. Any debt, whether you are a supplier, subcontractor or simply a property owner, can be difficult to recoup. You should know that the State of Washington requires that each contractor post a[...]
Green Building: Can You Get a Construction Bond?
***This post was first made on www.NWConstructionLawyers.com. To see the original article written by Douglas Reiser, please visit their wonderful site.*** A bright new topic surfaced on one of our favorite construction law blogs today and we thought we would continue the discussion over here at NWCo[...]
