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Blog Posts in 2012

Don't Lose Your Lawsuit For Failure to Prove You are Licensed

When you file a lawsuit in California claiming you are a license contractor be ready to prove it at trial or lose. Business & Professions Code Section 7031(d) requires that you prove you were ...
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Almost All LLC License Applications Rejected - Why?

Since the first of this year, CSLB's Licensing division has processed about three dozen limited liability company ( LLC ) license applications; to date, five licenses have been issued. This ...
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Don't Falsify Experience to Add A Trade Classification it Could Cost Your Your License

Thinking about falsifing experience when applying to add a trade classification to their license ? Don't do it the CSLB is checking. State law requires four years of journey-level experience (some ...
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RMO or RME - It is your Responsibility!

If you are the qualifying member of a construction business, you and your licenses will be held accountable for all activity and any violations committed by other members of the license. As the ...
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California Supreme Court Rules on Meal and Rest Periods

California employers got an unexpected gift from the California Supreme Court today when it ruled on Brinker Restaurant Corp. v. Superior Court Case number S166350. In this labor case the Court ruled, ...
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CSLB Issues LLC Licenses and Rejects Many Application - What to Know Why?

SACRAMENTO, CA – The California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) issued the first state contractor license to a limited liability company (LLC) on January 19, 2012, as part of the new ...
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CSLB Fresno Sting Sends 21 to Court for Ripping Off Consumers Unlicensed, uninsured construction activity targeted during two-day undercover operation

Contractors - if you are contracting without a license, asking for more than $1,000 as a deposit or not carrying workers compensation Insurance you better be aware that the Contractors State License ...
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