There should be two separate agreements: 1) flood damage demolition and drying; and 2) Home Improvement Contract. Some flood remediation...

like any work agreement with vendors, you will need to review the terms of the contractual agreement that you signed with the architect. if the...

First question: is he a licensed contractor with CSLB? If not, his lien may not be valid. Second question: did you have any kind of written...

You can make a complaint against contractor for shoddy work and violation of Home Improvement Contract to the CSLB. They are a division of Ca...

You can sue the general contractor and the subcontractors for defective work on your residence. Your rights MAY be limited based upon what the...

Depending on your Home Improvement Contract's payment schedule (if there is one) You may not have to concede to GC's demand for payment if the...

You have a limited time frame to sue the installer for roof leaks, typically 2 years from date of learning of the leaks. However, with each...

While it is fine to use your home address when you first start your business, there are a lot of reasons why you shouldn't use your home address. ...

an unlicensed contractor working on your property becomes your employee. If they get hurt, or even fake an injury, they can sue you. That is why...

This is a commercial lease issue. The first thing to do is to review your commercial lease agreement with the landlord. That should give you a...