San Francisco, CA
Construction and development Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Construction & Development, Real Estate
PG&E apparently are the beneficiaries of an easement over your property. Generally, these easements allow reasonable access to repair their...
If the amount of you are withholding is less than 150 percent of the amount in dispute (due to the workmanship issues) you can withhold the funds...
I wouldn't pay. Assuming you are an individual, you can file a denial in court without an attorney. Most courts have a a self-help desk with forms...
If the signed contract states espresso cabinets, the home improvement contractor has a duty to install such cabinets. Any change orders would...
The answer to your question is "yes." This is clearly an insurance issues, and insurance companies often say no at first. If you sue, they...
The following exception to the license requirement in Business & Professions Code 7044: (4) A nonprofit corporation providing assistance to an...
It certainly sounds like you have a case against them. I would work with a construction law attorney to review their contract. In the end, these...
I would file a small claims action against Solar City. Read your agreement with Solar City and find out what it says about arbitration, the...
This sounds simplistic, but you would have to sue the contractor for damages and to expunge the lien. You could also add a cause of action for...
I also agree that you need to speak with an experienced construction attorney immediately. Regardless of whether your client has been paid, you...
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