Winning or losing in a court case often depends on getting the best information before going to trial. While most of our questions come from
How a business or government agency got to where they are today is often called ‘institutional memory’ based on the recall of those who were
When is a worker an employee? For contractors the question is critical to doing business legally in California. Another corporate contractor is hoping to ‘change
Despite what a contractor may believe is the right direction, misinformation about their contractor’s license can often lead to a ‘dead end’. Like the ‘GPS’
You have to walk before you can run, as some younger aspiring contractors must learn. Apprentice is only the first step towards a license. Winning
While the complex regulations governing contractors in California are largely written in law, some of the ‘rules’ guiding licensing remain ‘unwritten’. These are not actual
Our first contractor inquiry introduces a new character in the ongoing Capitol Connection story. One of the most important people working behind the scenes at
Abe Lincoln first wrote about fooling some of the people all the time and all the people some of the time. About the only person
We have been busy at Capitol Services helping contractors discover new opportunity in Nevada and Arizona, a ‘rush’ that is reflected in recent news of
The waiting is over after more than a decade of demand contractors can form a new ‘structure’ for licensing their business. For many years in
