In the dynamic world of construction, disputes and conflicts are not uncommon. In such situations, you need a trusted ally, a Los Angeles County construction litigation attorney who understands the ins and outs of construction law. That’s where the Law Offices of Alan J. Carnegie, APC comes into play. At the Law Offices of Alan J. Carnegie, APC, we…
In the dynamic world of construction, disputes can bring a project to a grinding halt. When such a conflict arises in Los Angeles County, the value of hiring a seasoned construction litigation attorney cannot be overemphasized. At the Law Offices of Alan J. Carnegie, APC, we bring unparalleled expertise to the table, ensuring your project gets back on track…
Dear Friends,We are so lucky to live in Southern California. I took the photo above in Tarzana at the top of Shirley Avenue – so beautiful. This view reminded me of a home I sold a few years ago when I was was able to help my clients find their dream home – a very cool mid-century home with…
When facing a legal dispute in Los Angeles, having a skilled and dedicated civil litigation attorney on your side can make all the difference. The Law Offices of Alan J. Carnegie, APC, is a highly regarded law firm that offers top-notch legal representation in various civil litigation matters. Whether you’re involved in a business dispute, a personal injury case,…
The Law Offices of Alan J. Carnegie, APC is a well-established law firm handling business litigation. Based in Los Angeles County, the firm has been serving clients for many years and has a reputation for delivering high-quality legal services. If you are looking for a Los Angeles County business litigation attorney, you can trust the team at the Law…
A contractor works with the customer on the basis of a written contract. The contractor has an obligation to complete the project according to the specifications in the agreement and building standards. The customer must pay them as the contract dictates. The contractor’s remedies for nonpayment depend on when it occurs. If the contractor has completed the job, they…
Both parties to a construction contract have rights and obligations. At some point during the construction process, and even afterward, there may be disputes between the parties. These disagreements can often head to court, but they can also be resolved without litigation. When the builder disagrees with the customer, it is almost always over money. The customer will have…
Business partnerships require people to work together for a common interest. Each partner may have their own view of what is best for either the business or their own personal interest. Partnership disputes can be dangerous because they can mean liability and perhaps even the end of the business. When you are involved in a partnership dispute, the first…
Like every other construction disagreement, a dispute between contractors and subcontractors usually comes down to money and performance. Contractors may take issue with the subcontractor’s performance on the job, while the subcontractor may complain that they have not been paid by the contractor. These disputes can delay the overall construction job. Dissatisfied subcontractors may walk off the job, leaving…
Tree roots are not always confined to one property. They often spread beneath the surface onto an adjoining neighbor’s property. In some cases, the tree roots may cause serious damage to structures on someone else’s property. Not every root that encroaches onto someone else’s property must be cut. One owner does have the legal right to seek injunctive relief,…
