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Lanak & Hanna Wins Judgment Against A Subcontractor’s Surety For Labor Code Violations

Lanak & Hanna secured a judgment against a subcontractor’s surety for the full amount of the bond for its subcontractor’s failure to pay proper and legally correct prevailing wages. Under California law, a general contractor can be held liable for…

Natasha BuchananDecember 11, 2024

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Navigating Surety Bonds: A Guide for Construction Firms

Surety bonds play a critical role in the construction industry, providing essential protection for project owners and ensuring that contractors fulfill their contractual obligations. Whether you’re a seasoned contractor or managing a large-scale construction companies, understanding the roles of each…

Natasha BuchananSeptember 13, 2024

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Payment Bonds

Working with other contractors can be a stressful process for subcontractors and material suppliers when it comes to getting paid. In the current state of the economy, it is becoming more common to being made paid late and that can…

Lanak & HannaAugust 28, 2023

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What You Need to Know About Surety, Subrogation, & Indemnity

Surety, subrogation, and indemnity sound like complex terms, and contracts involving them can create complicated legal matters. But understanding what these terms mean and how they affect your business contracts is the first step toward proper legal protection and peace…

Lanak & HannaSeptember 14, 2022

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In A Published Opinion, Second District Court of Appeal Affirms Lanak & Hanna’S Judgement On Behalf of Surety Client

Following an appeal taken by the surety’s principal from the trial court’s order denying the principal’s motion to vacate renewal of the surety’s judgment, Associate Attorney Thomas Padian successfully convinced a three-judge Appellate panel that the surety had properly served…

Lanak & HannaJanuary 31, 2022

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Enforcing a Broken Promise: Getting a bid honored

A subcontractor refused to honor a bid on a project, at the expense of $420,000 to the general contractor. After enlisting the help of L&H, the general contractor recouped their costs.

Lanak & HannaSeptember 4, 2019

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Lanak & Hanna Wins Judgment Against A Subcontractor’s Surety For Labor Code Violations

Navigating Surety Bonds: A Guide for Construction Firms

Payment Bonds

What You Need to Know About Surety, Subrogation, & Indemnity

In A Published Opinion, Second District Court of Appeal Affirms Lanak & Hanna’S Judgement On Behalf of Surety Client

Enforcing a Broken Promise: Getting a bid honored

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