Commercial Law
Jun. 30, 2012
Mechanics' lien law changes go into effect
An overhaul of the California law that protects laborers and contractors from bosses and clients who fail to pay them goes into effect Sunday, in a move that supporters say simplifies the process for cashing in on liens.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
An overhaul of the California law that protects laborers and contractors from bosses and clients who fail to pay them goes into effect Sunday, in a move that supporters say simplifies the process for cashing in on liens.
Some construction lawyers say they've been awaiting the changes to mechanic's lien law through the enactment of Senate Bill 189, signed by Gov. Jerry Brown in 2010, for a long ...
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