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New Construction Case in California Should Give General Contractors Pause When Hiring Unlicensed Subcontractors to Perform Work
California General Contractors are at serious risk if they hire Unlicensed Subcontractors. A recent construction case in California should give general contractors pause when hiring
Senate Bill 567 Adds Teeth to Existing Tenant Protection Laws in California
In 2019, California enacted a law known as the Tenant Protection Act, which created a litany of protections for tenants facing eviction and rent hikes. The
What do Contractors Need to Know About New ADU Laws in California?
In the face of an unprecedented housing crisis, California has passed a series of new laws designed to incentivize homeowners to build Accessory Dwelling Units
Understanding California Mechanic’s Lien Law and Procedure: Protecting Contractors and Suppliers in Construction Projects
Construction projects involve numerous parties, intricate agreements, and substantial financial investments. To protect the rights and interests of contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and laborers, California has
Putterman Law Opens New Texas Location
Putterman Law is excited to share that we are expanding our reach to The Lone Star State (Texas) with an address at 223 W. Wall
Navigating Home Improvement Contracts in California: Legal Considerations for Homeowners and Contractors
June 2, 2023 Undertaking a home improvement project in California involves more than just choosing paint colors and materials. The use of well-drafted and legally
California Senate Bill 585 Aims to Quell the Surge in ADA Lawsuits Against Small Businesses
The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 has long stood to prevent businesses and others from discriminating against persons with disabilities through various measures. While
Residential Rental Listing Scams Still Pervasive
The Covid-19 Pandemic brought an increase in demand for short-term rentals of luxury homes for those looking for nicer living- and workspaces to lay low
California Eviction Moratorium
Back in March, California’s Judicial Council put in place a historic ban on residential and commercial property evictions and foreclosures. This eviction moratorium was set
California Construction Contractors Should Specify Payment Time
As published in Law360 The California Court of Appeal continues to decide appeals during the pandemic, and, particularly, one such appeal that will yet again
