Abdulaziz, Grossbart & Rudman - 2006 Law Talk Topics

Law Talk Topics - 2007

Listed below are the Year 2007 Law Topics. Please click on next to the topic you are interested in to open the document.

The Right To Attorneys Fees

published 12-26-07

Recent Legislation Importance

published 11-23-07

Unlicensed Corporations Cannot Recover On A Payment Bond

published 10-23-07

Action On Breach Of Warranty Looses (The Importance Of Documentation)

published 9-25-07

ATTENTION CONTRACTORS!!!

published 8-22-07

The Deductible In Insurance Policies

published 8-21-07

Waiver of Contractual Arbitration

published 7-26-07

The War Over Workers' Compensation

published 6-22-07

False Reports To Worker's Compensation Equals An Unlicensed Contractor

published 5-23-07

When is a Project Complete?

published 4-25-07

	Contractor Licensing	published 4-11-07
	Premature Recordation of a Mechanic's Lien may Invalidate the Lien	published 3-23-07
	Are Roofing Shingles Consumer Products? The California Court of Appeal for the 6^th District Answered Maybe	published 2-26-07
	Can An Employee Of A Subcontractor, Who Was Not Paid Prevailing Wages, Sue The Prime Contractor To Obtain Those Prevailing Wages?	published 1-24-07

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