Awaiting Contractors License

That's a bad and risky way to start your contracting business . Right now you can only work as the owner's employee for hourly wages. Don't...

I was hired as a employee to do repairs, paint etc. on a house. Over2,000 hours at $25.00 h. Can I sue?

Yes, if you did not tell them you were licensed (or if you are licensed as a contractor) you can file a claim for your wages, interest and...

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If I close my complaint with contractor license board, to get the lien off my property and paid the crooks, then can I re-file?

It is illegal for them condition release of the lien on your dismissal of the contractors board case. Get them to put their demand in writing,...

Contractor put lien against my property

A contractor is only allowed to use licensed subcontractors or employees for whom he pays workers compensation insurance. If the worker is not...

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Bid Sub Contract Work. How binding is your estimate to General Contractor? Nothing was signed, did not even know they used bid.

Typically a subcontractor's or supplier's bid to a general contractor in California can be binding on the subcontractor or supplier if the general...

He would have to be an employee and they would have to carry workers compensation for all employees, or it is possible that their license may have...

Can seller stop escrow?

Certainly if the buyer has not met some important part of their obligation under the contract, you might be able to cancel. Also if you failed...

Typically a right to cancel cannot be waived. I would advise to send the Notice of Cancellation by fax, email and certified mail, within the...

Hoe to record a Laborer Mechanics' Lien in California?

Since he apparently was an employee, he could file a wage claim with the California Labor Commissioner in the Department of Industrial...

Here is a tricky and intense question regarding the Anti-SLAPP laws, construction law, as well as entertainment law

I think suing to stop production or broadcast would trigger the antislapp law. Plus there probably is a contract provision with the homeowner...