Kevin Leipsic

California Contractors: Your Guide to Workers’ Compensation Insurance & Ghost Policies

Recent updates to the Contractors State License Law impact California contractors, requiring a clear understanding of Workers’ Compensation Insurance obligations to maintain your license. Whether you need a standard policy or a Workers’ Compensation Ghost Policy for contractors with no employees, compliance is critical to avoid penalties. The Contractors Resource Center is your trusted partner […]

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The Hidden Dangers of Working with a Suspended Contractor License: Protect Your Business from Disgorgement

As a contractor in California, your license is more than just a piece of paper—it’s the foundation of your business’s legitimacy and financial security. Yet, every year, countless contractors face license suspensions, often due to something as preventable as lapsed insurance coverage. At The Contractors Resource Center, we specialize in helping contractors like you maintain

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Understanding Waivers of Subrogation and OCIP Exclusions in Construction Insurance

In the construction industry, navigating insurance terms like waivers of subrogation and Owner Controlled Insurance Programs (OCIPs) is critical for managing risk and ensuring compliance with contracts. Below, we break down these concepts clearly to help contractors and business owners make informed decisions. What is a Waiver of Subrogation? A waiver of subrogation is an

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Important Notice from The California Department of Insurance Pertaining to Residential Property Insurance & the Declared State of Emergency

Below is a copy of the notice from Ricardo Lara, Insurance Commissioner of the California Department of Insurance. Notice emailed to us on January 10, 2025. TO: All Residential Property Insurance Companies, Licensed Independent Insurance Adjusters, Insurance Agents/Brokers, and Other Interested Parties FROM: Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara DATE: January 9, 2025 RE: 2025 Annual Notice

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California Handyman Threshold Increase from $500 to $1,000

Discover What You Need to Know About California’s New $1,000 Threshold for Unlicensed Work (Assembly Bill 2622)

The California construction industry faces a significant change as Assembly Bill 2622 raises the threshold for unlicensed contractor work from $500 to $1,000, effective January 1, 2025. This comprehensive guide explores what this change means for both licensed and unlicensed contractors in California. The New Legislation Explained Think of this change like updating an old

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What is a Contract Performance and Payment Bond and How Do I Buy One?

A Contract Performance and Payment Bond is a type of surety bond used in construction and other contracting projects to provide financial security and ensure that contractors fulfill their contractual obligations. It typically consists of two components: 1. Performance Bond Guarantees the contractor will complete the project as outlined in the contract. Protects the project

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