Is a contractor who prepared the estimate for our insurance company entitled to payment for his time in preparing the estimate?
Possibly. It depends on the contract that you signed. Take the document to a local attorney for a consultation.
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Possibly. It depends on the contract that you signed. Take the document to a local attorney for a consultation.
Yes, there is a penalty. If you do not file the complaint to enforce the lien on time, then you cannot enforce the lien. It is no longer valid. ...
Is he licensed? If so, you can file a complaint with the CSLB. If not, you can sue to recover all the money you paid him. As for the tools, send...
You can be subject to discipline, fines, penalties, and loss of your license. You could also be sued by your customers for performing unlicensed...
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If a contractor has employees but does not have WC insurance, then that contractor will be considered an unlicensed contractor for the entire...
I have had some success setting aside CSLB arbitration awards. But the process is not easy, can be costly, and rarely successful. Depending on...
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If you don't want the stuff to be sold at an auction, then you might need to pay the balance or get your ex to pay it. If you are not a signer on...
Contact the court clerk and ask what your judge's preferences are for pre-trial documents. Generally, they like witness lists, exhibit lists, and...
Show up at the hearing and explain it to the judge. They will usually give you a continuance to get it served.
See below for the conversion statute of limitations. It is generally three years from the date of the actual conversion, but there is a delayed...