For Immediate Release
Contact: Poppy Behrens
Phone: (602) 678-3579
E-mail: pbehrens@minico.com
ARIZONA SELF-STORAGE ASSOCIATION PRESENTS FREE WEBINAR ABOUT LIEN LAW CHANGES
Webinar Details Recent Changes To Arizona Lien Law And Includes Q&A Segment
PHOENIX, ARIZONAundefinedMarch 30, 2010undefinedThe Arizona Self-Storage Association (AZSA) is pleased to announced a live webinar focusing on changes made to the lien law in 2009. The hour-long webinar, “Arizona State Legal Update: Lien Law Changes 2009,” will be presented by Richard Marmor, the leading Arizona authority on the subject and Chair of the AZSA Legal and Legislative Committee.
The webinar will highlight recent changes to the lien law such as the end of certified mail notices and legal advertising, how these changes impact owners and operators, and the new tools AZSA has introduced to assist Arizona storage operators. A 15-minute Q&A session will immediately follow the presentation by Richard Marmor.
"Our Lien Law Changes 2009 webinar is an ideal way for self-storage owners, operators, and managers to educate themselves about the recent changes to the Arizona lien law," says Martin Lorch, President of AZSA. “Most importantly, the webinar is an invaluable informational tool for those self-storage owners, operators, and managers across the state who are unable to attend our regional seminars.”
The webinar begins at 1:00 p.m. on April 27.The webinar is free for AZSA members and non-members alike. An archive of the webinar will be hosted on the Arizona Self-Storage Association’s Web site for future viewing.
To register for the live webinar, visit https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/567878082. For more information, visit www.azselfstorage.com or call the AZSA Headquarters at (602) 374-7184.
About The Arizona Self-Storage Association
Founded in1996, the Arizona Self-Storage Association was created to strengthen the self-storage industry in Arizona, promote professional standards and quality, and present a unified voice on issues affecting the industry in the state and in its communities. AZSA continues that mission today with more than 500 facility and vendor members.
