Reminder: New Statutory Construction Forms Required as of July 1, 2012
A reminder that new statutory construction forms – preliminary notices, mechanics lien, stop notice and conditional and unconditional waivers and releases – are required as of…
Design Professional Liens: Gone But Not Forgotten
As I’ve mentioned in a few of my posts, there will be a number of changes to California’s mechanic’s lien laws beginning July 1, 2012. Among…
California’s 425 Redevelopment Agencies Close Their Doors Today
At midnight last night, California’s 425 redevelopment agencies closed their doors as a result of legislation enacted this past year (AB 26) which eliminated the state’s…
2012 California Construction Law Update – Part 3
Part 3 (and final) of my 2012 California Construction Law Update discusses legislation enacted in 2010 but which goes into effect on July 1, 2012, which…
2012 California Construction Law Update – Part 2
Part 2 of my 2012 California Construction Law Update discusses several new laws which are intended to provide relief to the state’s hard hit construction industry, provide…
2012 California Construction Law Update – Part 1
Are we at the end of 2011 already? With the end of the year quickly approaching and the start of a new year just around the…
CSLB Says it Will Be Ready to Process LLC Licenses by January 1st Deadline
This past year I wrote an article about the enactment of legislation which finally permitted contractors to be licensed as limited liability companies (“LLCs”) in California.…
President Obama Unveils American Jobs Act with Nearly $10 Billion for California Construction
President Obama unveiled the American Jobs Act before Congress on September 8th. The President’s plan includes more than $90 billion of construction funding, including $3.9 billion…
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