How do I handle a situation where the contractor seems unable to finish a job?
The first thing to do is review your contract. There are most likely provisions in it regarding terminating the contractor, and dispute resolution...
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Construction and development Lawyer at Millbrae, CA
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The first thing to do is review your contract. There are most likely provisions in it regarding terminating the contractor, and dispute resolution...
It doesn't sound like you have a contractor's license. If you don't, and you're doing work that requires a license, then you can only do work...
You generally have to give the contractor the right to repair the work but it sounds like you already gave them the opportunity to do so and they...
This is an employment law question. I will re-post your question to that practice area.
Before you fire your contractor, you should discuss the facts and your options with an experienced construction attorney. You want to make sure...
This sounds very strange. I don't understand why someone would lien their own house. You say he hasn't filed a lawsuit but has threatened to file...
This isn't a construction question. You should have better luck in the debt collection section so I'm reposting this there.
I will re-post this for you in the personal injury practice area. This is not a construction question.
You have several options here. Probably the fastest is for you or an attorney to write a strong demand letter to the contractor asking him to...
You can include loss of use, storage fees, etc. as part of your damages but not emotional distress. It sounds like the contractor has breached his...