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June 2021
Webinar: Building Payment Security with Preliminary Notices
Concerned about extending credit for construction projects? Unsure how to minimize your risk? The lien and bond claim process frequently begins with a statutory preliminary notice. The requirements and timeframes for serving a notice vary from state to state. If this process is not precisely followed, your rights may not be fully protected.
Find out more »Webinar: The Ins and Outs of Construction Bonds
There are many different types of bonds involved in the construction industry, especially when dealing with government-funded projects. This NEW webinar explains the ins and outs with special guests, Brent Chambers of CapitalPlus, and Cornelius Riordan, an attorney with Robbins, Salomon & Patt. Cornelius is an expert in the construction industry, specifically on the topic of bid, payment, and performance bonds. He represents contractors, sureties and lenders in litigation cases and appeals in both state and federal courts.
Find out more »Webinar: Trends in Securitization and Impacts of COVID-19 and Natural Disasters
Pandemics and natural disasters create challenging business situations. Opportunities to assist in the re-building are plentiful, however, these opportunities can be accompanied by significant risk. Attend this webinar to learn more about the risks of selling in locations recovering from pandemics and natural disasters and what you can do to alleviate that risk.
Find out more »July 2021
Webinar: Equipment UCC Filings
What do you do if your customer files bankruptcy or defaults on payment? Article 9 of the UCC defines “equipment” as goods used or bought for primary use in business. In other words, goods your customer uses in the course of their business. The ability to take a secured interest in the equipment can help with credit decisions.
Find out more »Webinar: Post 2010 Amendments, Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code Is Popping Up in Courts
Do you know how to properly list your debtor’s name on a UCC filing? While it may seem straightforward, one small misstep can jeopardize your position as a secured party. This 10 minute webinar will review an important 2013 amendment to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code, which provided a universal set of guidelines on how to correctly list your debtor’s name on a UCC-1 filing, and we will discuss three recent court decisions.
Find out more »Webinar: Bond Claims and Public Construction
Worried how to protect your legal and financial interests in public construction? Not sure if you are covered under state bonding laws? Bond claims offer lawful protection for material and labor suppliers to projects owned by federal, state and local governments.
Find out more »Webinar: Understanding the Mechanic’s Lien Process for States with Notices of Non-Payment
Extending credit for construction projects in Louisiana, New Hampshire, Tennessee, or Texas? Unsure about serving a notice, filing a mechanic’s lien, or filing suit in these states? By understanding the Mechanic’s Lien Process for states with Notices of Non-Payment, you can confidently take the necessary steps to secure your right to get paid.
Find out more »August 2021
Webinar: States Offering Additional Remedy Through An Optional Notice
Are you furnishing to projects in Alaska, Colorado, New Jersey & Virginia? Are you familiar with the optional notice?
Find out more »Webinar: Keeping Your Money: A Creditor’s Guide to Defending Preference Actions
Frustrated by letters and lawsuits from bankruptcy trustees wanting you to return payments made by customers that still owe you money? By understanding the basics of preference actions and defenses, you will learn whether you really have to give it all back.
Special guest speaker: Sally E. Edison
Find out more »Webinar: Lien Foreclosure
Do you know how to increase your leverage and get paid? Unsure how to use lien foreclosure as a collection tool? As a labor or material supplier to a construction project, you filed a lien to secure your right to get paid as provided by the laws of the U.S. and Canada. But you haven’t been paid. Now what? The next step is to initiate foreclosure proceedings. Do you want to take possession of the property? No, what you really want is to get paid.
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