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The Stop Notice: Another (Possible) Way to Get Paid
By Karl Oles
In my latest Daily Journal of Commerce Construction column, I discuss the stop notice remedy. When a subcontractor or supplier goes unpaid on a private project, one possible remedy is…
Ship Law Log
Supplytime 89: Owners not required to give five banking days’ notice in order to exercise their right to suspend provision of the vessel’s services
In Greatship (India) Limited -v- Oceanografia SA de CV [2012] EWHC 3468 (Comm), the Commercial Court considered the interpretation of clause 10(e) of the BIMCO Supplytime 89 form. Specifically, the…
China Law Blog
China Payment Fraud
By Dan Harris
It's become somewhat of a December tradition to write about China payment scams in December because history shows this is the biggest month for those. Our China lawyers are frequently…
China Law Blog
China Manufacturing Payment Terms. Limit Your Risks.
Many companies continue to purchase container load quantities of product from small manufacturers located on the southern coast of China. This trade has developed a standard form of payment, often…
Health Industry Washington Watch
HHS Publishes Operating Rules for Health Care Electronic Funds Transfers (EFT) and Remittance Advice Transactions
On August 10, 2012, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) published an interim final rule with comment period setting forth operating requirements for EFTs and electronic remittance advice…
Banking & Finance Law Report
Structuring Sales to Ensure Payment
This article is Part One in a seven-part series on how to structure sales and what to do when your customer fails to pay you. Please subscribe to this blog…
Construction & Infrastructure Law Blog
Court Broadly Defines Subcontractors Who Qualify For Payment Bond Claims
By Sheppard Mullin, Sheppard Mullin
Can a supplier of construction materials be considered a "subcontractor" for purposes of enforcing its claim on a public works payment bond? The answer is "yes" according to a recent…
China Law Blog
Providing Service to Chinese Companies? Get Paid Upfront or Don’t Bother
By Dan Harris
[caption id="attachment_39441" align="aligncenter" width="656"] Don't let your Chinese counterpart hold your payments out to dry[/caption] U.S. consulting companies are increasingly selling their services in and to China. This is part…
Federal Construction Contracting Blog
Subcontractors in Afghanistan Frequently Suffer Without the Protection of a Payment Bond
By: Michael H. Payne Subcontractors who are performing work on Corps of Engineers construction projects in Afghanistan frequently experience financial difficulties because they are not paid promptly and, in some…
The Faculty Lounge
Reason #387 To Take A Payment Systems Course
#387: Master the denominations of U.S. dollar bills in circulation, knowledge that may save you some embarrassment at the check-out counter. Related story here.