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I recommend you retain an experienced construction attorney to review the precise words in the contract and the history of the project. Liquidated...
Westlake Village, CA
Construction and development Lawyer at Westlake Village, CA
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I recommend you retain an experienced construction attorney to review the precise words in the contract and the history of the project. Liquidated...
First, I'm not licensed to practice in MI so this opinion is not to be considered legal advice but rather some practical suggestions which you...
If your license was suspended by the CSLB, it's inconceivable that you wouldn't have known about the process and had the opportunity to contest the...
Under the Home Improvement Law a contractor can never be ahead (receive more payment than the amount of work completed). You need to read the...
If you were a sub-subcontractor you can't "convert" your status into a laborer for wages. You have to have been a true laborer for wages to have...
The answer to your question is a qualified yes. There are some possibly intervening defenses available to you as well. The fact that you paid...
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First, you need to address the payout by your surety. I find it curious that you were not contacted by mail, email or telephone. Also, for a...
First, when you repair or replace the system, you need to get a permit. Not having one subjects you to many issues including loss of insurance...
I agree with the other attorneys advice. The only defenses you might have are that if the homeowner, knowing you weren't licensed hired you as her...
I agree with the prior attorney answer. In addition, make sure to photograph everything. You need to get bids from several other concrete...
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