Construction Contracts & Lien Law
November 19, 2020
Online class option: You can take this course in a live virtual format on the class date with the instructor from your home or office. You will be provided class details on access and a book at a later date, prior to the start of the class after registering.
The registration deadline for the 12/2/2020 class is 11/25/2020. To register for Construction Contracts & Lien Law, please call BIAW Receptionist Quincy at (360)-352-7800 ext. 100 or BIAW Education Manager Hillary at (360)-352-7800 ext. 106.
Bring a copy of your Contract to be reviewed in class.
Class Description:
The Contracts portion of the class will teach you the important terms you need to address in your contract in order to minimize the occurrence and magnitude of problems that inevitably arise with customers or other contractors. You will learn how to write an improved contract that contains the required legal notices, limits your exposure to claims and liabilities, provides for economical resolution of a dispute, establishes a practical method of handling change orders, gives the customer a limited warranty, and precludes your customer from firing you and hiring somebody else to fix or complete your work. All good things you need in your standard contract.
This seminar also explains the significant terms of the standard commercial subcontract and how these terms can present an unwanted risk to the subcontractor. You will learn that these terms should be negotiated rather than blindly accepted. The Contracts seminar comes complete with a 238-page course book in a durable 3-ring binder that is totally current, accurate, and explanatory. You can go online at www.linvillelawfirm.com and view the complete table of contents for this book.
The Lien section of the class will teach you how to prepare, record, and foreclose a lien on either a commercial or residential project. The seminar will also teach you how to prepare, file, and foreclose your lien against a payment bond or a retainage on any federal, state, county, or city public works project. Both liens and public works claims generally require a preliminary notice. This is all explained at the Lien seminar. The Lien seminar comes complete with a 343-page course book in a durable 3-ring binder that is totally current, accurate, and explanatory. All necessary forms are included. The coursebook is an excellent reference guide, designed for practical application. You can go online at www.linvillelawfirm.com and view the complete table of contents for this book.
Instructor: Linville Law Firm
The course qualifies for:
6 CE for NAHB Designations: CAPS, CGA, CGB, CGP, CGR, CMP, CSP, GMB, GMR, Master CGP, Master CSP and MIRM.
6 AIBD CEU Legal Continuing Education Credit (through Linville Law Firm)