Wow, this was sooooo contractor-centric (but clients and consumers can learn from it and use some of the great information for their advantage)! And that last one, the "disparagement" clause, especially after a job had been done, may not necessarily stand-up in court (where's the element of freedom of speech in that one?). But overall, a solid presentation from two skillful attorneys taking care of their specific audience -- residential, building, or general contractors.
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Wow, this was sooooo contractor-centric (but clients and consumers can learn from it and use some of the great information for their advantage)! And that last one, the "disparagement" clause, especially after a job had been done, may not necessarily stand-up in court (where's the element of freedom of speech in that one?). But overall, a solid presentation from two skillful attorneys taking care of their specific audience -- residential, building, or general contractors.
If you have a slip and fall on a contract site who you sue subcontractor are who own the property
how can I get ahold of you? I need your services to create a contract. I am in California.
Ricardo, We'd love to help you with a contract. Get in touch with us here: www.levelset.com/contact-us/
Why tf did you just let them ask questions? He was down to answer them… where did you have to go?