Category: Construction Payment
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How a Notice of Non-Responsibility Can Negate a Mechanics Lien Claim
If you’re a contractor with a payment issue on a project with a valid Notice of Non-Responsibility in place, here’s why you might have trouble getting paid.
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What Does a Construction Lawyer Do, and When Do I Need One?
The construction industry is very intertwined with the legal profession, but what do construction lawyers actually do? Even more, when do you need a lawyer?
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Essential Info About Alternative Dispute Resolution Clauses | Construction Contracts
With a proper dispute resolution clause in place, contractors, subs, and suppliers can avoid taking their disputes into litigation.
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California Home Improvement Contracts Require Specific Language [Free Download]
California Home Improvement Contracts have strict requirements as mandated by state law, including specific language that must be used, notices, and more. Template download available.
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PG&E Bankruptcy: Will Contractors, Subs, and Suppliers Get Paid What They’re Owed?
The California construction industry is going to take a big hit from the PG&E bankruptcy. Can those affected file a mechanics lien to get paid what they’re owed?