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Cannabis Guide for the USA & Canada, “American Indian & Alaska Native Tribes”
January 14, 2021
Indian Law
Offset and Recoupment Are Not Valid Defenses to Prompt Pay Proceedings Before the ROC
January 1, 2021
Construction Law
The Arizona Court of Appeals recently issued a memorandum decision that offset and recoupment are not valid defenses to a ROC Prompt Pay Act proceeding. Shea-Connelly Development, LLC (“SCD”) and Revive Construction and [...]
Small Business Provisions in the New COVID Relief Bill
December 12, 2020
COVID-19
On December 21, 2020, Congress passed a 5,593-page COVID relief and government funding bill, which was signed into law by the President on December 27. This new law impacts small businesses in several ways. PPP Loans The new [...]
Proposition 207 Passes in Arizona: Adult Use of Marijuana Is Now Legal
November 14, 2020
Marijuana Business
Proposition 207, titled the Smart and Safe Act (Act), passed on November 3, 2020, with 60% of the popular vote. The Act legalizes marijuana for possession and consumption by adults and allows dispensaries to sell marijuana [...]
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 [...]