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150 day rule for VAIf I receive a project today release material tomorrow they receive it within 5 business days but I'm not aware of this project until the day we receive the order. Will this 150 day rule for VA apply to us?
I filed the Mechanics Lien close to the 60 daysI'm a Subcontractor. Filed Mechanics lien today (rush via Levelset). Started Work 2/2020. Last day of work 4/21/23. I still have until 6/21 to get lien recorded, correct? to protect lien rights?
Can a non-solicitation clause be included between a specialty construction contractor and a subcontractor?We are going to open a flooring store in California with one of the owners being a licensed flooring contractor. We anticipate having some of the flooring installation projects being done by subcontractors who are also licensed flooring contractors. Can we include a non-solicitation requirement in a...
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