Daniel F. Mclennon

Daniel F. Mclennon's Answers (15)

San Francisco, CA

Construction and development Lawyer at San Francisco, CA

Practice Areas: Construction & Development, Insurance, Landlord & Tenant

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Contractor's work resulted in blocked access to backyard. Is he responsible for fixing the situation?

Daniel's answer | Answered on February 20, 2013

If the contractor followed plans that you supplied to him, then he would not be responsible for the cost to reverse the hinges. He should have...

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What legal actions can a general contractor take to remove a mechanic's lien from a sub-contractor's former employee?

Daniel's answer | Answered on February 20, 2013

Owner and GC have the right to require you to remove the lien. If you fail and refuse, they can take steps to resolve the lien. That can include...

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Can a lawyer assist in getting my homeowners insurance company to act on a legitimate claim?

Daniel's answer | Answered on February 10, 2013

My office has handled several similar claims before. In addition to looking to your insurance carrier, the contractor that replaced the floor may...

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Can property owner claim uncompleted job on contractor even though he said verbally to leave out jobs and made final payment?

Daniel's answer | Answered on February 05, 2013

Mr. Wolff is right--it is a question of proof. Following verbal instructions can always lead to "he said/she said" arguments. That is why you...

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Verbal construction contract in Ca for $1000 and now getting a demand for over $10,000

Daniel's answer | Answered on November 18, 2012

You may check for a license at the Contractors State License Board address, link below. If the friend has no license, no payment is owed legally. ...

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