About Mark D. Johnson
Mark Johnson has over thirty years of experience in construction, environmental and real estate litigation matters. He has first chair experience in over 30
jury trials, bench trials and complex arbitrations concerning construction, environmental, land use, landlord-tenant, oil and gas, real estate, and toxic tort
matters. Mark’s construction law experience includes representing owners, general contractors, subcontractors, and design professionals in private and
public works construction litigation involving extra work claims, changed condition claims, delay claims, loss of productivity claims, defective work claims,
products liability claims regarding defects in construction materials, insurance coverage for construction claims, and California contractor’s licensing laMore...
jury trials, bench trials and complex arbitrations concerning construction, environmental, land use, landlord-tenant, oil and gas, real estate, and toxic tort
matters. Mark’s construction law experience includes representing owners, general contractors, subcontractors, and design professionals in private and
public works construction litigation involving extra work claims, changed condition claims, delay claims, loss of productivity claims, defective work claims,
products liability claims regarding defects in construction materials, insurance coverage for construction claims, and California contractor’s licensing laMore...
Mark D. Johnson's Recent Answers
Feb 10, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
California
Mark D. JohnsonLegal Guard Lawyer
Trial Partner at Lanak & HannaLegal Guard LawyerA “B” General Building Contractor Can Enter a prime or sub-contract for a framing or carpentry project and selfperform the work. But A “B” General Building
Contractor Cannot Enter a sub-contract involving trades other than framing or carpentry unless: The sub-contract requires at least two other, unrelated
trades or crafts; or the “B” General Building contractor holds the appropriate license classification. In the below scenario it appears that GC 2 is nSee More...
Contractor Cannot Enter a sub-contract involving trades other than framing or carpentry unless: The sub-contract requires at least two other, unrelated
trades or crafts; or the “B” General Building contractor holds the appropriate license classification. In the below scenario it appears that GC 2 is nSee More...
Feb 16, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
CaliforniaMark D. JohnsonLegal Guard Lawyer
Trial Partner at Lanak & HannaLegal Guard LawyerYou need to hire an attorney.
Mar 10, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
CaliforniaMark D. JohnsonLegal Guard Lawyer
Trial Partner at Lanak & HannaLegal Guard LawyerA stop notice does not need to be bonded.
Oct 3, 2022
From Daniel Alarco
CaliforniaMark D. JohnsonLegal Guard Lawyer
Trial Partner at Lanak & HannaLegal Guard LawyerTimely file a lawsuit to foreclose on the lien before it expires.
Sep 30, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
CaliforniaMark D. JohnsonLegal Guard Lawyer
Trial Partner at Lanak & HannaLegal Guard LawyerOnly if you have a contract with the owner.
Details
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Years of Experience
37
Licenses
California