Managing Change Orders: Best Practices for Contractors and Owners
In the world of construction, change is inevitable. Whether it is due to unforeseen site conditions, design modifications, or client-driven adjustments, change orders are a…
Key Clauses Every Construction Contract Should Include
A well-drafted construction contract is essential for protecting both contractors and clients, ensuring clear expectations, and minimizing disputes. Whether you are overseeing a residential, commercial,…
Understanding Indemnity Clauses in California Construction Contracts
Indemnity clauses play a crucial role in California construction contracts, determining financial responsibility for damages, legal claims, and liabilities. These provisions help allocate risk among…
Navigating Disgorgement Actions: What California Contractors Need to Know
Disgorgement actions can pose serious financial risks for contractors in California. Under Business and Professions Code Section 7031, unlicensed contractors may be required to return…
Taylor Nash Passes The Nevada Bar Exam
Plumtree & Brunner LLP would like to congratulate Taylor Nash on passing the February 2023 Nevada bar exam. This is the second bar exam Ms….
Taylor Nash Passes The Bar!
Plumtree & Brunner LLP would like to congratulate Taylor Nash on passing the July 2023 bar exam! The pass rate was only 51.5 percent this…
Congratulations, Taylor Nash!
Plumtree & Brunner LLP would like to congratulate Taylor Nash on her graduation from law school. Taylor started here as a second-year law clerk. She will be…
Congratulations to Maria Plumtree & Nick Brunner on Successfully Defending a Contractor Against the CSLB!
Successful Defense of a Contractor Against the CSLB Plumtree & Associates LLP is proud to announce that attorneys Maria Plumtree & Nick Brunner successfully defended…
What Is The Value of A CSLB Contractor’s License?
Every contractor performing construction work should ask themselves the following question: What is the value of being properly licensed with the California Contractors State License…
Attention C-46 Licensed Contractors: CSLB Just Voted On July 28, 2021
Attention contractors: the CSLB just voted on July 28, 2021, to restrict the scope of work that C-46 licensed contractors can perform. These restrictions take…
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