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Construction

Mar. 31, 2025

Top 5 things contractors and subcontractors need to know to avoid licensing violations

The CSLB is tightening enforcement with new laws on "paper" subcontractors, extended criminal statute of limitations, and stricter supervision requirements, making compliance crucial to avoid penalties like license suspension, fines, and criminal charges.

Dustin Amrein

Senior Attorney
Weintraub Tobin

Top 5 things contractors and subcontractors need to know to avoid licensing violations
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The California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) is tightening enforcement and ending the use of "paper" subcontractors with new legislation. Violations can result in license suspension, fines, or criminal charges. Here are five key things contractors must know to avoid violations and stay compliant.

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