Are the subdivision bonds for a development considered public record?
Yes, these should be public record. However, I've never had a problem just calling up the public entity and asking them to email me a copy of the...
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Millbrae, CA
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Yes, these should be public record. However, I've never had a problem just calling up the public entity and asking them to email me a copy of the...
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As an owner there may be circumstances under which you might be liable for some or all of the roofing company's injuries. It would depend on the...
I agree with my colleagues that you will need to consult with an experienced construction attorney about this. The attorney will need to review...
Generally speaking you the answer is no because you'd only wind up suing yourself. Foreclosure a are very complicated. I advise you to consult...
You've got a complicated fact situation here. It's unclear if you still have enough time to record a lien or not. It may be too late if it's been...
If this was part of your settlement with a builder, then the first thing I would do is to contact the builder and have him contact the roofing...
Generally the time runs from completion of the entire project. It's generally good to check and see when the building permit was finalled out. If...
You may be able to recover damages against the contractor if did something wrong here. The statute of limitations for latent (hidden) defects is...
I'm so sorry to hear that. You may want to get the district attorney involved. You should consult with an attorney to write a strong demand...
This is not a construction question. I suggest that you post this in the business or contract section.