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when a general contractor forms an LLC with someone else,and shares his license so the other guy can have a license,I would like to know what kind of legal recourse there should be. a contract of some sort I would like to know or find out where to go to get all the information on this subject
State/Country relating to Question: Hawaii Already Tried: nothing
what would be the objective? what I mean is what do you seek to accomplish?RHolloman40053.1570000347
well I am working with someone who has better knowledge than me in the paper trail world of contracts and deadlines but I am the one with the general contractors license. I have been asked If I would form an llc with him and be his RME I am considering this but I do not know much about this sort of thing I would like to get as much info as possible. thank you
ok, in allowing him to operate under your license you are liable for his actions, should their be a problem, your license is on the line.
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Negotiate, Draft, and Review many complex commercial agreements each year.
okay but what can I do to protect myself if things go bad
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