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New and sophisticated green buildings, as well as buildings with features that are environmentally friendly such as wind turbines, rooftop gardens, electric car charging stations, solar panels, and more are popping up across...

In the second half of 2017, the California Courts of Appeal addressed the question of whether the ongoing operations limitation in additional insured endorsements preclude completed operations coverage. The cases in question,...

On September 20, 2002, California Governor Grey Davis signed into law Senate Bill 800 known as the “Right to Repair Act” in response to the building industry’s demands to have an absolute right of repair for...

Subrogation is a concept whereby the insurance policy purchased by the party who is actually at fault for an incident is responsible for paying the bills that result from said incident. It’s easy to understand in the case...

A Mechanics Lien is a legal device designed to protect unpaid contractors, subcontractors, laborers, and/or materials suppliers who work on construction projects at privately owned homes, offices, or other facilities. When a...