May 2019
Mechanics’ Liens – Advanced Topics
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Program Description:
There are many participants who contribute to a construction project. In the end, everyone wants to be paid for their contribution. The basic concept of Mechanics’ liens in Colorado is that contractors, subcontractors, and others involved in the construction of a project that enhance the value of real property should be paid for their efforts. Different statutes apply depending on whether the project is public or private.
The authors of Liens and Claims in Colorado, 2nd Edition, who are also your speakers for this seminar, each have many years of experience working with construction industry clients. They will be in our CLE classroom on May 10 to share their knowledge and experience with you, and will give you the tools to become an even better legal professional to your construction clients.
Learning Objectives:
At the end of this program, you will better understand how to—
- Properly Bond Off a Lien
- Deal with Conflicts and Unrepresented Parties
- Rank and Prioritize Liens
- Interpret Construction Contracts, Subordination Agreements, P3s, and Mechanics’ Liens
- Perfect Mechanics’ Liens in Bankruptcy
- Apply the Fair Debt Collection Act to Mechanics’ Liens
- Manage Your Client’s Expectations
… and more!
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Includes the Book: Liens and Claims in Colorado, 2nd Edition. Gilbert R. Egle, Esq., Managing Editor
About the book:
Summary Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Mechanics' Liens - Basic Process and Procedures
Chapter 3 Payment, Waiver, and Release
Chapter 4 Mechanics' Lien Foreclosure and Enforcement
Chapter 5 RESERVED
Chapter 6 Mechanics' Lien Judgment
Chapter 7 Unique Remedies
Chapter 8 Mechanics' Liens and Bankruptcy
Chapter 9 Mechanics' Liens and Bonds
Chapter 10 Public Works Projects - Verified Claims and Bonds
Chapter 11 Liens on Ditches
Chapter 12 Liens on Wells and Equipment