How does the Supreme Court’s ruling on LGBTQ discrimination impact Arizona businesses? This week, the Supreme Court handed down a landmark decision about Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964: the law’s prohibition on discrimination on the basis [...]
The Fundamentals of Confidentiality Agreements in Arizona Employment Law Confidentiality agreements, also known as non-disclosure agreements or NDAs, are an important part of many employment agreements in Arizona. An NDA is a contract between an employer and employee in which [...]
Top Legal Issues Arizona Business Owners Face During Company Growth There’s no question that getting a business up and running is no easy task, and business owners who have successfully started a business can rightly feel proud of their accomplishments. [...]
Arizona’s New LLC Act In 1992, Arizona passed its very first LLC Act, thereby giving Arizona businesses the option to organize as a limited liability company. The LLC structure has become the organization of choice for Arizona businesses, and since [...]
Essential Types of Employment Contracts in Arizona Employment contracts can be useful tools to define the relationship between you and your employees – as well as some of the expectations for employment, such as duration and compensation. But there is [...]
5 Common Cases of Commercial Litigation in Arizona Operating a business sets you up for some big, potential rewards, but it also makes you vulnerable to a lot of possible risks, including litigation. Your customers, your vendors, your employees, your [...]
Real Estate Law: What if My Landlord Refuses to Make Repairs? Renting a property can allow you to enjoy many benefits, such as living in a nice home without committing to buying it, or being able to move quickly for [...]
Shareholder vs. Contract Disputes in Arizona Business Running a business can be a highly profitable and rewarding venture, but it can also be a risky one. Not only do you face the prospect of failing to get the sales you [...]
How Does COVID-19 Impact My Legal Rights? The coronavirus (and its manifestation as the condition COVID-19) is rapidly changing our society. The number of people who have personally contracted the virus (or know someone who has) is increasing exponentially. Daily [...]
New Prime v. Oliveira: What Does It Mean For Arbitration Agreements? On January 15, 2019 the United States Supreme Court released its decision in New Prime v. Oliveira, and for what was likely the first time in almost two decades, [...]
