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Blog Posts in May, 2011

What General Contractors Can and Can't Do

General building contractors usually oversee projects and coordinate the specific licensed subcontractors for a job. Specialty or subcontractors are usually hired to perform a single job. For example, ...
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Advertising within the Guidelines of the California State Contractors Board

Contractors must comply with the guidelines or face penalties. All advertising must contain your contractors license . Advertising means newspapers, magazines, radio, television, your business card, ...
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Good News for Orange County Contractors

The chances of a contractor recovering attorneys fees on a public works project got better. The appellate court ruled in Mepco Services Inc. v. Saddleback Valley Unified School District (2010) 189 ...
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Is E-Verify Going to be Required State Wide?

California contractors should be aware that while the state of California doe not require the use of the federal government's E-Verify Program yet, several California cities do. E-Verify is an ...
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Warning to Contractors with Their Licenses Suspended or Revoked

Contractor with Revoked License Sentenced in Amador ion and fines for violations of contracting and workers' compensation laws SACRAMENTO - A former licensed contractor whose state license was taken ...
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