Payment Enforcement: Lien Law
The course focuses on four essential forms a contractor must understand in order to secure payment for work: Preliminary Notice; Mechanic’s Lien; Stop Notice Claim; and Payment Bond Claim.
Learn how to secure payment for your work with this essential training for construction professionals!
Are you confident you’ll be paid for your hard work? Protect your rights with Payment Enforcement: Lien Law, a comprehensive course covering the four critical forms every contractor must know:
- Preliminary Notice
- Mechanic’s Lien
- Stop Notice Claim
- Payment Bond Claim
This course explores how these forms apply to both Public Works and Private Works projects, giving you the tools to navigate the complexities of payment enforcement in the construction industry.
What You’ll Learn
- How to correctly fill out essential forms with provided samples.
- The purpose and importance of each form explained clearly and concisely.
- Strategies to collect sums due, even if payment rights were not utilized initially.
- Penalties contractors may be entitled to for delayed payments.
Interactive and Practical
Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions during a dedicated Q&A session to address any lingering uncertainties.
Don’t miss this chance to safeguard your earnings and gain the confidence to enforce your payment rights effectively! Secure your spot today and learn how to confidently say, “Show me the money!”
About the Instructors
Dustin Amrein is a Shareholder in Weintraub Tobin’s Construction and Litigation practice groups. An experienced litigation attorney, Dustin represents contractors, subcontractors, owners, and material suppliers in complex construction and real estate disputes. He regularly assists construction clients in actions involving the enforcement of mechanics liens, stop notices, construction delays, and construction defect disputes. He helps contractors navigate and secure construction contracts and understand the complexities in construction transactions that often to lead to litigation. Dustin is active with several construction and trade industry organizations, and currently serves on AGC’s Legal Advisory Committee for California.
