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South Jersey Contractor To Pay $442K, Close Business For Fraud: AG - Vimarsana News

South Jersey Contractor To Pay $442K, Close Business For Fraud: AG

South Jersey Contractor To Pay $442K, Close Business For Fraud: AG - Cherry Hill, NJ - The company, which must dissolve by year's end, failed to perform contracted-for work or pay subcontractors, authorities said.

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Washington Update: Contractor Registration Bonding Requirements Raised | Miller Nash LLP - Vimarsana News

Washington Update: Contractor Registration Bonding Requirements Raised | Miller Nash LLP

The Washington State Legislature decided it was time to increase the bond required for licensing as a general and specialty contractor registration in Washington State. 2SHB 1534 raises...

The Saiber Construction Law Colum: March 2023 | Saiber LLC - Vimarsana News

The Saiber Construction Law Colum: March 2023 | Saiber LLC

Enacted in 2004, the Contractors’ Registration Act (the “Act”) requires all contractors in New Jersey to register annually with the Division of Consumer Affairs (“DCA”) if they are...

The Nebraska Contractor Registration Act: What You Should Know - Vimarsana News

The Nebraska Contractor Registration Act: What You Should Know

Contractors across the United States must be diligent in following each state's licensing regime and consumer protection requirements. Contractors…

Nebraskans urged to be cautious when hiring a contractor - Vimarsana News

Nebraskans urged to be cautious when hiring a contractor

As the agency enforcing Nebraska’s Contractor Registration Act, the Nebraska Department of Labor (NDOL) reminds Nebraskans to use caution when hiring contractors to repair or remodel their homes and businesses.