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> “Ignorance is not an excuse,” Prummell wrote. “If you are in Charlotte County, doing business with the people of this community, you had better be on the up-a
by imchillyb 4y ago
> “Ignorance is not an excuse,” Prummell wrote. “If you are in Charlotte County, doing business with the people of this community, you had better be on the up-and-up and have the appropriate licensing and insurance. These people have been through enough, and I will not allow unlicensed contractors to further victimize them.”
> https://floridapolitics.com/archives/562882-florida-sheriff-arrests-texas-roofer-for-attempting-to-work-on-homes-damaged-by-hurricane-ian/ https://floridapolitics.com/archives/562882-florida-sheriff-...
I live in FL, and I agree. No license in the state means working under a licensed contractor as a sub-contractor.
Ignorance of any law, in any jurisdiction is no excuse for violatinig the law; period.