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LLCs Can Be Licensed California Construction Contractors in 2012

LLCs will finally have the ability to become licensed contractors in the state of California in 2012.  

Prior to 2012, LLCs were not permitted to hold California contractor's licenses.  However, beginning on January 1, 2012, that is about to change.  Beginning earlier this year, the Contractors State License Board (CSLB).  began processing license applications from LLCs for contractor's licenses.  Although the CSLB is not currently issuing LLC contractor licenses, it is expected to do so in 2012, as SB 392 becomes law and LLCs are lawfully permitted to hold California contractor licenses.  

Critical Changes in 2012 Wage Laws for California Contractors

In 2012, critical changes to California's wage laws will affect the way California contractors do business.  

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Court Rejects Bank's Attempt to Abrogate Contractor's Stop Notice Rights

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California Construction Law Update: California Court Rejects Bank's Attempt to Abrogate Contractor's Stop Notice Rights 

Zakskorn Construction Company v. East West Bank (2011), Superior Court of Alameda County, California, Case No. RG 09-440355

Housing Starts Surge But Level Remains Low

California Construction News: Housing Starts Surge But Level Remains Low
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5 Lessons from Warren Buffett’s $2 Billion Solar Farm Purchase

California's Quiet Transportation Problems

California Construction News: California's Quiet Transportation Problems
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Bowles & Verna represents some of the largest general contractors and subcontractors in California and the U.S., demonstrating expertise in all legal aspects of the design and construction process. The firm also represents a significant number of public agencies, design professionals, developers and owners in connection with construction claims.

Our experience encompasses a diverse range of matters involving all aspects and phases of construction. These matters include simple claims for payment to more complex matters such as construction defects, design team errors and omissions, contractor-subcontractor disputes, mechanic’s lien and stop notice actions, and state and federal claims resolutions schemes.

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