What kind of claims can be filed against a surety company?

As stated on the CSLB website, “claims against a surety company may be filed by homeowners, any person damaged by a willful and deliberate violation of a construction contract, employees damaged by the contractor’s failure to pay wages, or an express fund damaged as a result of the contractor’s failure to pay fringe benefits for eligible employees.

How much does it cost to file a wrongful dismissal claim?

Her claim for overtime pay and sick leave can be filed together, but her wrongful dismissal dispute has to be filed as a separate claim. Separate fees apply for each claim (S$30 for a claim of under S$10,000 or S$60 for a claim of over S$10,000).

What happens if a claim is proven in California?

Depending on the severity of the situation, a proven claim might call for the revocation of a contractor’s license. If this occurs, it will be nearly impossible for the contractor to legally work on construction projects within the state of California.

Can a employer prevent an employee from filing a claim?

No, an employer cannot prevent a claim from being filed by its employee. All employees covered under the Employment Claims Act are entitled to file a salary-related claim with the ECT. If an employer does not agree to a claim made against it, the employer may file a response online using the Community Justice and Tribunals System (CJTS).

When do you file a lawsuit against the government?

After you file your claim, the government has 45 days to respond. If the government agency denies your claim during the 45 days, you have 6 months to file a lawsuit in court from date the denial was mailed or personally delivered to you. If you do not get a rejection letter, you have 2 years to file from the day the incident occurred.

When to file a breach of contract claim in California?

(There are a few exceptions. Review California Government Code section 905 and section 911.2 or talk to a lawyer.) For breach of contract and real property damage cases: You must file your administrative claim within 1 year of the date the contract was broken or the real property damage occurred.

What happens when you file a debt collection lawsuit?

If you owe a debt and can’t pay it and you’re experiencing other financial distress, bankruptcy might be the right option. When you file a petition of bankruptcy, an automatic stay occurs. That means that all debt collection activity must cease and desist while the bankruptcy is handled.

When to file an administrative claim in California?

Review California Government Code section 905 and section 911.2 or talk to a lawyer.) For breach of contract and real property damage cases: You must file your administrative claim within 1 year of the date the contract was broken or the real property damage occurred. After you file your claim, the government has 45 days to respond.