You’re here because you’ve probably been asked to obtain a California injunction bond, looking for some information about it, or just simply curious about what it is. Whatever your reason is, you’ve come to the right place…or site. This post … Continued
In California superior courts, the person who lost a lawsuit has the right to appeal. The said party will be referred to as the “appellant”. The appellant will then request the appellate court (California Court of Appeal or … Continued
If you check out all the different types of surety bonds that we offer, you’d quickly notice that there’s a single factor shared by all when it comes to bond cost: credit score. You’ll see statements like “If you have … Continued
When trying to understand what a surety bond is, a simple search will give you its definition, the different types of surety bonds, and the parties involved – Principal, Obligee, and Surety. There are some of things … Continued
The jury announced their verdict and the judge has already ruled in favor of your ex-business partner. He will get your entire business. The business that you worked hard for. You felt that the decision was clearly on the wrong, … Continued
If you ever find yourself trying to decipher whether surety bond and insurance are the same, this post will give you the right resolution. SPOILER ALERT: No. They are not the same. There has been a long-standing misconception about their … Continued
There will come a time in a person’s life wherein he or she will be in need of a surety bond producer. Just like the types of surety bonds, the number of surety bond producers are aplenty. … Continued
Why should I learn about the terms and conditions of a surety bond? Isn’t this the job of a surety or an underwriter? Yes, it is. But in the spirit of transparency, we feel that our potential clients and existing … Continued
“Most people say that it’s the intellect which makes a great scientist. They are wrong: it is character.” Those are the words of the genius that was Albert Einstein. He was not only able to figure out the law of … Continued
In April of this year, the honorable Governor of Kentucky signed House Bill 261. The said bill contains several changes, one of which pertains to the surety bond requirement of surface coal mining and reclamation operations permit applicants. In the … Continued