Legal Question in Business Law in California

Re: who is responsible for the water flood in my business?

Both parties may be responsible. Please contact our office so we can review your documentation, contract, and lease.

Re: who is responsible for the water flood in my business?

You should contact your insurance carrier and the landlord. Your lease may give some indication of liability.

Re: who is responsible for the water flood in my business?

First look to your lease, usually there are provisions for things like the water or gas main lines. There may be exclusions for your actual faucets or other trade fixtures or trade fixture type items, but generally not for the main lines.

I would be happy to review your lease and let you know what I find. I am located in Pasadena and can be reached at (626) 578-0708 or through our website at www.No-Probate.com.

There is flood insurance you can purchase, I recommend speaking to Derek at CM Meiers, he can be reached at 818-986-7105. he also is working on an insurance package tailored to hair stylists, you might want to talk to him about that as well.

As far as the plumbing, I recommend Whyte Plumbing, Inc. They are in Northridge, CA and have over 25 years experience. They are not the cheapest, but they are definately the best. They are at 818-885-8222 or online at www.WhytePlumbing.com