Failure to exercise due diligence often leads to liability. Surprisingly, in SI 59 LLC v. Variel Warner Ventures, LLC (2018) 29 Cal.App.5th 146, carelessness released a party from liability... Continue reading
Access to records and information pertaining to public records is "a fundamental and necessary right of every person in this state," which they can enforce through the California Public Records Act request process... Continue reading
Public entities are conferred statutory immunity for design of roadways if the plan or design: (1) is alleged to have caused the subject accident, (2) was approved prior to construction by an employee with discretionary authority or... Continue reading
It is common for a contractor to retain a small percentage of payments to a subcontractor as protection against non-performance and potential liens. If the subcontractor does not perform or asserts a lien, the contractor has funds to complete the project or make payment... Continue reading
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