Types of Insurance for Your Business
Businesses must maintain appropriate levels and types of insurance to protect their financial interests. As a result, business owners must be aware of all available…
What is Tortious Interference with Business?
Running an Arizona business requires ongoing legal advice to ensure that you comply with all applicable laws. You also should seek legal counsel when a…
PRESS RELEASE | Predatory Arbitrage Leases: Don’t Be Blamed For Failed Business Endeavors of Arbitrage Lease Companies
PRESS RELEASE Predatory Arbitrage Leases: Don’t Be Blamed For Failed Business Endeavors of Arbitrage Lease Companies By: Tyler Stine Provident Law® recently delivered a huge…
Court Of Appeals Ruling Affirms Harsh Consequences For Failure To Abide By The Rules
COURT OF APPEALS RULING AFFIRMS HARSH CONSEQUENCES FOR FAILURE TO ABIDE BY THE RULES By: Aaron M. Lumpkin Any litigator will tell you that some…
Breaking News | Courts Are Split Over Ban on Non-Compete Agreements
Breaking News –Courts Are Split Over Ban on Non-Compete Agreements By: Kyle McCutcheon Since our article in May, we have been monitoring whether courts will…
7 Strategies for Protecting Your LLC from Lawsuits
The limited liability company or LLC is a popular business structure for many start-ups and small businesses due to its flexibility, ease of creation, and…
Corporate Transparency Act: What You Need to Know
The Corporate Transparency Act and Its Requirements by: Kyle McCutcheon The Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) was enacted as part of the National Defense Authorization Act…
How to negotiate earnest money and avoid pitfall of forfeiting unlawful liquidated damages
LAYING DOWN THE LAW with Christopher J. Charles, Esq. HOW TO NEGOTIATE EARNEST MONEY AND AVOID THE PITFALL OF FORFEITING UNLAWFUL LIQUIDATED DAMAGES Nearly…
7 Steps to Take to Form a Nonprofit Corporation in Arizona
Charitable and nonprofit organizations play an important role in American society. Many of these organizations enjoy tax-exempt status as nonprofit corporations under §501(c)(3) of the…
Understanding the Commercial Landlord’s Duty to Mitigate Damages
Under a commercial lease, if a tenant stops paying rent or abandons the commercial property, the landlord can sue the tenant for damages. Available damages…
Common Mistakes in Commercial Real Estate Purchase Agreements
Commercial property is used to house businesses and can take many forms. For instance, multi-unit apartment buildings, office spaces, warehouses, hotels, and retail stores all…
What Remedies Are Available in a Claim for Breach of Contract?
When you sign a contract with one or more other parties, the last thing you are thinking about is what happens if a breach of…