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This is the “script” from an October 2020 presentation on the important case law developments in Arizona in the last decade. The presentation was to construction lawyers. 1. In the Arizona Legislative Session of 2010, [...]
Preference Law
October 14, 2020
Bankruptcy
Consumer Case Avoidance Issues
October 8, 2020
Bankruptcy
Creditors’ lawyers need to understand the impact of a bankruptcy filing by a debtor when the creditor is pursuing claims against the transferees of the debtor’s assets. Read more [...]
California Court Rules Pay-When-Paid Clause in Public Works Contract Unenforceable
October 2, 2020
Construction Law
The California Appellate Court decision is not binding on Arizona courts, but its rationale is equally applicable, and Arizona courts may find it persuasive. In Arizona, pay-when-paid clauses in a construction contract can be [...]
Immunity from Liability in the Age of COVID-19: A New Reality for Trial Lawyers?
August 31, 2020
General
Tribe Wins U.S. Supreme Court Decision
July 14, 2020
Indian Law
In a historic ruling, the Supreme Court holds that the Muscogee Creek Nation Reservation is still intact. About the Author: Candace French is an enrolled member of the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes and is of Navajo, [...]
Negotiating the Pandemic: 2020 and Beyond
July 12, 2020
Bankruptcy
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact every one of us in a variety of ways. The unpredictability of the pandemic has led to widespread uncertainty in the markets, unprecedented business disruption, economic chaos, and [...]
Arizona’s Limited Liability Company Act affects existing LLCs. In 2018, Arizona’s Limited Liability Company Act (the “Act”), governing limited liability companies in Arizona, was enacted and, effective September 1, [...]