EmploymentQuestion 1013 of 1605
Under Bus. & Prof. Code §7125.4, submitting false information about workers' compensation coverage to obtain or keep a license constitutes:
a.A civil matter with no license consequences
b.A minor recordkeeping error
c.Cause for disciplinary action against the license, including revocation
d.Grounds only for a written warning
Explanation
Bus. & Prof. Code §7125.4 provides that filing false or fraudulent workers' compensation information with the CSLB is grounds for disciplinary action, up to and including license revocation. Contractors must keep their coverage information accurate and current with the Board.
Law Reference: Bus. & Prof. Code §7125.4Practice all 1605 questions free — no signup required.
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