You control two entities with substantially similar names that are general partners. You accidentally name the wrong entity in a construction contract. What could the fallout be from.
In a published decision, the Fifth District Court of Appeal in California ruled on Jan. 31 that a licensed contractor was not barred from asserting a breach of construction contract cause of action where the entity mistakenly listed as the contractor in the contract was not a licensed contractor.
Clark Hill attorneys James Earle, Pam Palmer, Richard Nakamura, Renee Diaz, and Tala Rezai, successfully represented Panterra GP, a licensed California contractor, against a multi-state entert