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California Contractor's License Law Does Not Require Construction Managers to Be Licensed on Private Projects


by Alston & Bird LLP View Firm Credentials
Atlanta Office

June 30, 2009

Previously published on June 22, 2009

In a case decided in March, the California Court of Appeal confirmed that a construction manager on a private work of improvement is not required to hold a contractor's license. The Fifth Day, LLC v. Bolotin, 172 Cal.App.4th 939 (2009).


 

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