  news...60-day notice gone as of 1/1/06. Landlords - the law requiring 60 day notice to evict certain tenants expired and as of 1/1/06 in most instances only 30 days notice is again required. |
construction litigationHas your contractor billed you more than the agreed upon price but the project is only half done? Are the ceilings sagging in your home or does your roof still leak after repair? Do you have a lien on your property from a contractor? Has your subcontractor left the job and now refuses to return? We have experience in dealing with all these types of issues. Over the past twenty years we have represented homeowners, developers, contractors, subcontractors and material suppliers in all areas of contruction related disputes and litigation. We have arbitrated, mediated and tried construction disputes in Northern California. We have represented clients in sophisticated multi-party construction disputes and we have represented small businesses and single homeowners. Whatever the problem is, it is likely we have dealt with it before. |
what we doWe can help you form a new business, reorganize an existing business, resolve a business or real estate dispute, deal with problems that arise in the purchase or sale of a home or other property, deal with construction and the problems that sometime arise, draft California compliant business contracts, draft a will, trust or entire estate plan package for you all at a reasonable cost. You can reach us at (650) 773-6886. |