Gary Williams, founder and past President of Irontree Construction

Mechanics' Lien Law Webinar Tomorrow July 10 3-4 p.m. EDT (12-1 p.m. PDT) David A. Levine Each state has its own mechanics lien law and requirements for preserving and prosecuting mechanics lien claims. While CFMA can’t host a webinar for all 50 states, David A. Levine will provide general information regarding lien claims and issue-spotting the particulars of filing and prosecuting lien claims, i.e., timing, deadlines, etc. Learn the impact or consequence of a lien, and what it can achieve, or on the other hand, what harm it can do, and how to deal with one if its filed (i.e., as an owner, a prime, or a sub) Register now for this webinar taking place on July 10 from 3-4 p.m. EDT.  This course can help you maintain your CCIFP certification, as you can earn 1 CPE credit in the field of Specialized Knowledge and you will walk away better able to identify:  Which state’s lien law will apply Whether the state requires a “notice of commencement” or “notice of furnishing” at the time that work begins The time limits/deadlines for giving any such notices, or other notices of intent to assert a lien The deadline within which the actual lien must be filed, and where, and who to serve it on Rights and obligations as prime contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, or other status that may impact your rights and obligations When to file a complaint to enforce the lien And the right to release or bond off a lien