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Would a stop order be effective in the following situation?

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Hello! Our company is going to complete a project for an International Airport in the next few days. We are a 3rd tier subcontractor. The general contractor has released funds to a 3rd party bonding company because the 1st tier subcontractor in on Fund Control. Going into the project we were reassured prompt progress payments, which did not happen, and to this day we have received $0 and the project is almost complete. Without some kind of payment soon we may have to shut our doors. I am looking for any remedy to help receive a payment. What are my options? Thanks, M.

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Mar 30, 2020
Based on what you have written, it sounds like you should be considering both a stop payment notice and payment bond claim. The stop payment notice will require that you had timely served a preliminary notice, while the payment bond claim may still be enforceable even if you have not done so.
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Mar 30, 2020
I urge you to consider filing a Stop Notice Claim as well as a claim against applicable Payment Bond(s).
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