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Protect your rights to payment and follow proper claim procedures Register now for this 60-minute audio session in which our expert speaker, Lee A. Peindl will familiarize you with the varieties of state lien laws and their key differences.
Knowing the lien laws in your home state won't get you very far or necessarily get you paid if you've crossed borders for a job. Because construction projects so often take place far from company headquarters, you need to protect your rights under multiple state laws. Lien laws and procedures present a particular challenge because they can vary widely from state to state.
In this program, you will learn:
What your automatic lien rights are
What liens look like in each state
When liens entitle one to full payment
When your lien rights can be waived or prejudiced by someone else
Whether preliminary notices are required
Whether bond claims can be accompanied by liens
This presentation is appropriate for attorneys and all professionals engaged in construction contracting including contractors and subs, suppliers, project managers, credit managers, superintendents, lenders and CFOs.
Knowing the lien laws in your home state won't get you very far or necessarily get you paid if you've crossed borders for a job. Because construction projects so often take place far from company headquarters, you need to protect your rights under multiple state laws. Lien laws and procedures present a particular challenge because they can vary widely from state to state.
In this program, you will learn:
What your automatic lien rights are
What liens look like in each state
When liens entitle one to full payment
When your lien rights can be waived or prejudiced by someone else
Whether preliminary notices are required
Whether bond claims can be accompanied by liens
This presentation is appropriate for attorneys and all professionals engaged in construction contracting including contractors and subs, suppliers, project managers, credit managers, superintendents, lenders and CFOs.
