Joint Check Agreements are an effective tool for sureties and contractors (and owners, subcontractors, and suppliers) to ensure that downstream parties are paid, minimizing the possibility of liens against the property and of payment bond claims. All parties to a joint check agreement should be familiar with the “joint check rule,” which has been adopted in a number of jurisdictions.
Topic
Accounting, Finance and Tax, Construction Firm Professional Relationships
Publish Date
November 25, 2024
Audience
Agents, Contractors, Owners, Sureties
Resource Type
Article