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Blog Posts in December, 2011

Wilfull Misclassification of Employees as Independent Contractors - New CSLB Law

Senate Bill 459 authorizes the Labor and Workforce Development Agency to issue fines for the willful misclassification of employees as independent contractors, and requires the agency to notify CSLB ...
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Mechanics' Lien Proof of Service Affidavit Clarified

Assembly Bill 456 (Chapter 673, amends sections 3084 and 8416 of the Civil Code) clarifies that the proof of service affidavit that must accompany a mechanic's lien filing to validate the lien ...
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Be Ready to Recertify: Proof of Workers' Compensation Insurance Coverage or Exemption Required with Each License Renewal

As part of CSLB's ongoing effort to level the playing field for licensees who comply with workers' compensation insurance laws, the Board this year sponsored a pair of bills that became law: ...
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Limited Liability Companies Licensing - What you need to Know

Limited Liability Company Licensing Begins in Late December Limited liability companies (LLCs) will be able to apply for a CSLB license by January 1, 2012, as required by 2010 state legislation. The ...
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