Georgia Lien Law
Virtual via Zoom
Virtual via Zoom* Registration open until 2/8/27 at 2:00 PM (EST)
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About the Course
Everyone in the construction industry, from owners and contractors to subcontractors and vendors, and industry attorneys need to understand the requirements to effectively protect their property from liens and/or enforce lien rights going forward.
Topics for discussion include:
- Time for filing a lien
- Lien language
- Lien filing procedure changes
- Time for filing suit ("lien action") on the lien
- Notice to contractor procedure
- Language for the Interim Waiver and Release Upon Payment and the Waiver and Release Upon Final Payment
- Affidavits of Non-Payment
- Notice of Contest of Lien
- Lien Discharge Bonds
Cancellation Policy: The registration fee is fully refundable up to one week prior to the event. If you do not cancel before this one-week period or do not attend the seminar, the registration fee will not be refunded. substitutions are encouraged and may be made by emailing parham@agcga.org.
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Meet Your Instructor
S. Gregory Joy, Partner | Smith Currie Oles
Gregg is a partner with Smith Currie Oles and a member of the Georgia Bar. Gregg has divided his practice between public and private contracting, having handled hundreds of construction, commercial and government contract cases since 1984. Gregg has represented prime contractors, owners, subcontractors, and suppliers throughout the United States.
Gregg has represented clients pursuing and defending contract appeals, administrative proceedings, arbitrations and mediations throughout the United States, placing and emphasis on trying to resolve claims to minimize risks and costs.
Gregg has also represented contractors pursuing and defending federal, state and local government contract bid protests and SBA size protests. Gregg also has extensive experience with construction lien and public works bond matters in numerous states, including writing portion of the Georgia Lien and public contract bond laws.
Gregg has been named a Georgia Super Lawyer in Construction Law by the publishers of Law & Politics and Atlanta magazine, to Best Lawyers in America in Construction Law, and Top Rated Lawyer in Construction Law by American Lawyer Media. He has spoken at over 150 seminars on topics including construction law, government contract law, international contracting and environmental law, lien and public contract bond law, and has authored numerous publications and articles on various legal issues.