Pay-If-Paid vs. Pay-When-Paid Clauses: What California Subcontractors Need to Know
Getting paid on time is a critical part of any business model, but is often a struggle for California subcontractors. General contractors may try to…
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What Are the Rules for Hiring Subcontractors as a Licensed General Contractor in California?
Hiring subcontractors is a critical part of successful construction work. As a licensed general contractor, you’re subject to rules set forth by the California Contractors…
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What Happens When a General Contractor Fails to Pay a Subcontractor in California?
Getting paid is important, so what happens if a general contractor fails to pay a subcontractor? California laws protect against these kinds of issues, but…
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Do Verbal Contracts Hold Up in California Construction Disputes?
In the construction industry, it’s not uncommon for many initial agreements to start with a handshake deal. You may even think this should be enough….
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What Happens After You File a Mechanics Lien in California — and What Comes Next
A mechanic’s lien is one of the most powerful tools contractors, supplies, and other professionals have to help them get paid for their work. Knowing…
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What To Do After Receiving a CSLB Complaint
Getting a complaint from the California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) can be a frustrating experience. It can feel personal or like your reputation is…
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How Documentation Helps Prevent Construction Claims
Strong documentation is your best defense against potential legal claims. This principle is true with everything, but is especially true in California construction cases. California…
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Red Flags in Construction Contracts Contractors Should Never Ignore
Construction contracts are so important to protecting your project and your rights in California. They help everyone be on the same page, allocate risk, and…
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How to Handle Owner Interference on a Construction Project
Unfortunately, owner interference is a very common disruption for California construction projects. Sometimes it’s even well-intentioned owners that can derail the schedule or increase costs….
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Understanding Statutes of Limitations for Construction Claims in Your State
Construction projects are big undertakings, with the possibility of litigation risk. When something goes wrong, you may need to hold that party liable for their…
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