CONTRACTING WITHOUT A LICENSE: BP7028(a)
Kern Law, APC, has defended clients for over 20 years that face criminal charges for contracting without a license in San Diego County. We provide dedicated, experienced, and quality criminal defense representation for clients charged or under investigation for BP7028(a). A “contractor” means anyone who alters, repairs, constructs, improves, moves, subtracts or adds to, demolishes, or wrecks any building, excavation, or other project, structure, development, or improvement.
WHY HIRE KERN LAW, APC
The San Diego District Attorney’s office aggressively pursues criminal convictions for businesses who contract without a license. Kern Law, APC, understands these cases from years of experience. It’s critical to have an attorney that can protect your rights and fight your case.
POTENTIAL DEFENSES:
Potential defenses may include some of the following: the person is not a contractor; is an employee; or the work includes a very small project. Additionally, depending on how the investigation was conducted, there may be 4th Amendment Rights violations through an unlawful search and seizure; or statements that were made in violation of Miranda Rights. There may be many more defenses applicable to your case once our office conducts a thorough investigation.
PENALTIES:
BP 7028(a), Contracting without a license, is a misdemeanor charge. A conviction includes up to six months in county jail (possibly longer for multiple convictions), probation, and a fine of up to $5,000 or more. Additionally, the State Licensing Board may conduct disciplinary proceedings.
CONTACT TODAY:
If you have been charged with a crime or are under investigation for contracting without a license in San Diego County, contact Kern Law, APC, today for a free consultation.