California Construction Law 2012

California Construction Law 2012 clearly explains how recent legislation and case law affect a wide range of potential legal hazards: from worker meals and rest periods, to public contract document distribution and public works bidding procedures. California Construction Law 2012 also covers new laws affecting environmental impact reporting, indemnification of public agencies by design professionals, the ability of limited liability corporations to obtain contractors licenses, fraud detection and prevention, and much more. Any of these new laws could be a trap for the unwary. But with California Construction Law 2012, readers will be able to safely navigate this legal minefield and collect funds that are legally owed. 

California Construction Law 2012 is a must-have reference for contractors, subcontractors and other professionals in the construction industry.

California Construction Law 2012 is written by an acknowledged expert in the field of California construction law. Sam Abdulaziz has spent his career representing numerous trade associates and contractors in general law with particular attention to mechanics' lien and contractor's licensing.  He is a senior partner with Abdulaziz, Grossbart & Rudman, one of California's most experienced and successful law firms specializing in construction law.