Call Kurtis Investigates: Unlicensed Contractor Places Lien On Home For Unfinished Work
In this case, not only did this contractor take on this job illegally, but he laid out the proof he broke the law by filing a lien against our viewer's home.
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In this case, not only did this contractor take on this job illegally, but he laid out the proof he broke the law by filing a lien against our viewer's home.
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