To Arbitrate or Not to Arbitrate? That is the Question
It’s been the fodder of debate of philosophers, academics and the rest of us for ages: Do we have free will or are our actions predetermined and the result…
Thanks JD Supra!
I was taught to always say thank you. I was also taught not to boast. So let me just say thank you JD Supra for interviewing…
California’s Prompt Payment Laws: Just Because an Owner Has Changed Course Doesn’t Mean It’s Changed Course on Previous Payments
We’ve written before about California’s prompt payment laws which are designed to help contractors get paid in a timely and orderly fashion, which is always nice,…
The Quiet War Between California’s Charter Cities and the State’s Prevailing Wage Law
Behind the scenes a quiet war is raging. A war pitting local sovereignty, on one hand, against a Depression-era law intended to help those working on state…
Contractors: A Lesson on Being Friendly
I know. You’re just trying to be friendly. Don’t. Particularly when you’re a contractor bidding on a public works project. Those dinners at swanky restaurants, tickets to The…
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