The Regulation of Arizona Contractors [Edition 2.5]
The Regulation of Arizona Contractors [Edition 2.5]

Author: Gary Michael Smith Esq

Publisher:

Published: 2020-07-24

Total Pages: 218

ISBN-13:

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A legal treatise on administrative law and construction law regarding the regulation of Arizona contractors. The book contains: a foreword by William Mundell, former Arizona Registrar of Contractors; more than 250 pages of insightful explanatory text by a decades-experienced Arizona construction lawyer; written for easy comprehension by lawyers & non-lawyers alike; more than 200 citations to case law and Arizona and Federal statutes; more than 50 citations to rules and regulations; tips on how to acquire and how to protect a contractor's license. The virtual appendix contains links to two dozen Registrar of Contractors' forms; the complete text of Arizona contractor statutes; the complete text of Arizona contractor administrative code; and the complete text of the Registrar of Contractors' minimum workmanship standards.Also included are a list of every Arizona Attorney General Opinion regarding the Registrar of Contractors; Prompt Pay Act flow charts; updates on all the Arizona contractor regulatory changes that took place through December 2014; topic coverage from the regulatory power of the Registrar of Contractors through administrative appeal before the Arizona Superior Courts; commentary on tips offered by the Office of Administrative Hearings and Administrative Law Judges; tips on how to conduct discovery before the Office of Administrative Hearings; pointers on the 'unwritten rules;' and more.

Arizona Contractors Law and Regulations 2020
Arizona Contractors Law and Regulations 2020

Author: Arizona Legislature

Publisher:

Published: 2020-02-14

Total Pages: 118

ISBN-13:

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This book contains relevant part of the Arizona Revised Statutes relating to regulation and licensing.The book was revised on February 14, 2020 to conform to the 2019 Legislative Session.

What Every Contractor Should Know
What Every Contractor Should Know

Author: David Kalb

Publisher: iUniverse

Published: 2005-03

Total Pages: 128

ISBN-13: 0595345514

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Every once in a while a book comes along that fits a need. This book provides specific, practical, accurate and informative answers to questions that impact almost every person, partnership or corporation that requires a contractor's license. These are the most relevant questions and answers from David's published columns during the past decade. It has always been David Kalb's goal to "Simplify State Government" for contractors and construction businesses that must deal with State government agencies. While mediating problems for California's Governor, David specialized in helping contractors who were having problems with State government. In 1982, he started Sacramento based Capitol Services. Referred to as the "Rambo of Red Tape" by California Republic magazine, The Los Angeles Times featured David in their Business Section under the headline "Making a Living From Cutting Red Tape." It was natural to select cutredtape.com as his Internet address. An excerpt from an article in Construction Data Magazine sums up Mr. Kalb. "He is not a construction man, yet the Pacific Coast Builder's Conference recognized him as an expert. Thousands of contractors across the country--many of them with little time to waste--have called Capitol Services to help them in California."

State-By-State Guide to Architect, Engineer, and Contractor Licensing
State-By-State Guide to Architect, Engineer, and Contractor Licensing

Author: Richard A. Holderness

Publisher: Wolters Kluwer

Published: 1995-12-31

Total Pages: 2064

ISBN-13: 0735565708

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Failure to comply with state licensing laws could derail a construction, engineering or architecture project and even put licenses and payments in jeopardy. Don't take the risk. Turn To The resource that provides comprehensive guidance on the architecture, engineering and contractor license laws for all 50 states And The District of Columbia. State by State Guide to Architect, Engineer and Contractor Licensing gathers all of the vital information you need in one convenient source to help you develop a cost-effective compliance strategy. With State-by-State Guide to Architect, Engineer, and Contractor Licensing, practitioners will be prepared to handle virtually any state licensing question including Is a license required For The design or construction work that is going to be performed Is a license required before the bid or proposal is submitted? What are the special licensing requirements for partnerships? for corporations? Is a seal for stamping drawings required of design professionals? If so, which design documents must be stamped? Is a license necessary when bidding for work? Who in the organization must stamp these documents? What are the penalties if the license is not received on time? If an agent is managing the construction for an owner, must he obtain a license?