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 [...]
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 [...]
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, [...]
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, [...]
In AZDOR v. Tunberg, the Arizona Court of Appeals held a company’s member-manager and CEO personally liable for collected but unremitted Transaction Privilege Taxes (TPT). Following a tax audit, the Arizona Department of [...]