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Can California Employers Still Drug Test for Marijuana?

California, like 22 other states and the District of Columbia, permits recreational marijuana use. In 2016 California voters passed Proposition 64- “The Adult Use of Marijuana Act”- which allowed adults over 21 years of age to grow, possess and smoke…

Natasha BuchananJuly 28, 2023

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Case Study: Successful Defense and Recovery of Attorney Fees for Shareholder Client

Our law firm, Lanak & Hanna, recently represented a shareholder of a prominent construction corporation in a complex legal dispute involving construction law. The case involved allegations of breach of contract and fraud brought by a homeowner against both the…

Lanak & HannaJune 29, 2023

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California Courts Begin Adding Clarity to Covid-19 Loss Claim

It took a few years to work through the court system, but we are finally now seeing the results of cases filed during the COVID-19 Pandemic for losses and impacts associated with governmental shutdowns. In the wake of the largest…

Lanak & HannaMay 24, 2023

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California Supreme Court Further Scrutinizes Use of Lease-Leaseback Delivery System for School Construction

It was eight years ago that the California Court of Appeal issued its first opinion in the ongoing saga between a disgruntled public works contractor and the Fresno Unified School District over the lease-leaseback delivery system. The case continues today. …

Colin McCarthyMay 23, 2023

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What you should know about Contractors’ License Bonds?

Hi, I'm Amber Kim and I primarily practice insurance. If you are a contractor or property owner, you will want to know about your contractor's license. In the State of California, all contractors are required to have this license. I…

Amber KimApril 25, 2023

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California Material Escalation Clause

When you work as a contractor, one of the issues you may find is that materials cost more than when you originally bid the project. If you don't have a material escalation clause in your contract, you could end up…

Lanak & HannaApril 21, 2023

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Other than Legal Talent, What else can I expect as a Lanak & Hanna Client?

People often ask me, Craig, what do you like about being a lawyer? What makes you tick? What gets you out of bed and in the office? Well, the answer is coffee! Seriously, it's interesting that most people think that…

Craig BronsteinApril 18, 2023

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How to Effectively Negotiate A Contract

Most Contracts Are Negotiable The first part of talking about how to negotiate a contract successfully, is starting with the basic premise that nearly all contracts are negotiable. In the construction world, typically contracts that would not be negotiable would…

Colin McCarthyApril 4, 2023

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Can California Employers Still Drug Test for Marijuana?

Case Study: Successful Defense and Recovery of Attorney Fees for Shareholder Client

California Courts Begin Adding Clarity to Covid-19 Loss Claim

California Supreme Court Further Scrutinizes Use of Lease-Leaseback Delivery System for School Construction

What you should know about Contractors’ License Bonds?

California Material Escalation Clause

Other than Legal Talent, What else can I expect as a Lanak & Hanna Client?

How to Effectively Negotiate A Contract

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