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By D. Jeffrey Craven Originally published in the April/May 2014 edition of Hardwood Floors Magazine. An article from the December 2013/January 2014 issue talked about the importance of inspector certification and qualifications, arguing that the case U.S. Supreme Court in Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals Inc.1 held that judges should consider four factors to recognize…
Read MoreGreetings followers! Today we provide another video from our November 20, 2013 Arizona Mechanic’s Lien Law seminar. Today’s video addresses the question: How do you complete a Prelien if you aren’t sure what will be the total contract price? In this clip, an attendee asked how to fill out an Arizona Prelien Notice when doing…
Read MoreThe Arizona Registrar of Contractors has been substantially revising the Arizona Administrative Code Rules applicable to it. These changes are not just small alterations; the Registrar has made sweeping and fundamental changes to how it will go about the business of contractor regulation. These new changes are going into full effect beginning July 1, 2014.…
Read MoreAs a contractor in Arizona, do you know that you are required BY LAW to put into your contract that the party who hires you has the right to complain about your work to the Arizona Registrar of Contractors? This change was put into effect as of December 31, 2007, by a modification to Arizona…
Read MoreCan I Recover My Attorney’s Fees If I Have to Lien? Another excerpt from our Lien Law seminar in November of 2013. If you have questions or would like to know more about what options you as a contractor or project owner may have, contact us for a consultation. Construction Lawyer in Scottsdale.
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