Mechanics Liens | Who Has Rights & Who Doesn’t
A mechanics’ lien is an involuntary encumbrance against the real property on which the claimant has furnished labor, services and equipment, or material, for the…
Preliminary Notice | Most Common Mistakes
It is a prerequisite to filing a Mechanic’s Lien and/or Stop Notice that any potential lien claimant who does not contract directly with the owner must complete…
Payment Terms | Construction Project Contracts
Contractors are not in the business of working for free. (Or at least I do not think so.) It is important to define in the…
Change Order | Construction Project Scope of Work
Definition of a Change Order A change order is needed when work is added to or deleted from the original scope of work of a contract. Change orders are common in construction…
Scope of Work | The Most Critical Clauses In A Construction Contract
The scope of work clause in a construction contract is one of the most critical clauses in the construction contract. Some might say it’s the…
Reading Key Contract Clauses & Other Quick Tips for Avoiding Liability
The first component to performing work on a construction project is the negotiating and drafting of the construction contract. This is because the terms and…
CALPASC | 20th Anniversary Celebration!
CALPASC ~ California Professional Association of Specialty Contractors On November 7th, 2019, almost 100 members celebrated 20 years of CALPASC at the Pechanga Resort in Temecula! The…
Lien Early And Lose Your Lien Rights!!
WARNING: California Appellate Court Confirms – Lien Early And Lose Your Lien Rights!! As many California contractors know, one of the strongest remedies to secure non-payment…
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