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Mr. Junginger’s article on how new protocols and technology are helping contractors address the ongoing uncertainty was recently published in Engineering News-Record. To get all of the information, follow the link at https://www.enr.com/articles/51296-one-year-after-shutdowns-construction-tech-required-by-the-pandemic-brings-jobsite-insight?oly_enc_id=5756G8977823I5J. San Francisco startup Safe Site Check In is leading the way in providing an easy-to-use app to help protect employers and employees in these […]

Mr. Junginger’s article on new digital check-in apps being used at construction sites was recently published in Construction Magazine. To get all of the information, follow the link at https://www.constructormagazine.com/new-digital-check-in-apps-emerge-on-construction-sites-to-protect-employers-and-employees/. San Francisco startup Safe Site Check In is leading the way in providing an easy-to-use app to help protect employers and employees in these challenging times.

McInerny & Dillon attorney Gregory Reaume will be addressing construction law questions from the host and audience. You can sign up HERE. Levelset is the industry leader for managing preliminary notices and filing mechanic’s liens. We look forward to seeing you there.

Many general contractors believe that they never have to file a 20-Day Preliminary Notice, but this isn’t necessarily true. If a general contractor understands that the purpose of the 20-Day Preliminary Notice , then many unfortunate situations can be avoided. The purpose of the 20- Day Preliminary Notice is to alert owners and lenders to […]

Are you thinking of entering into a contract to do tenant improvement work? If so, your mechanics lien could be invalid if the tenant fails to pay you. This is because California Civil Code sections 8442(b) and 8444 allow the Owner of the property to record and post a document called a Notice of Nonresponsibility. […]

McInerney & Dillon is proud to have been recently featured in the San Francisco Daily Journal. To review the article, click here  

On October 5, 2015, San Francisco Superior Court Judge Garrett Wong granted Mr. Junginger’s Motion for Judgment after hearing two days of plaintiff’s case-in-chief. Plaintiff neighbor made a claim for nearly $100,000 against the general contractor for damage to a large retaining wall that separated two properties in San Francisco, Ca.