Wall Street’s Rescue Package Is Changing Tax Laws For Businesses
The recent financial rescue package signed into law by President Bush on Oct. 3 contains not just $700 billion in…
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Employers Should Learn Legal Rules On Employee E-Mails And Text Messages
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The word “bankruptcy” sends chills down the spines of many business owners and executives as they envision certain financial demise.…
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When an entrepreneur launches a new venture, the legal issues related to forming and operating the business are often put…
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Most Arizona employers associate the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) with employee time off to care for an ailing parent…
Read MoreThe SEC Catches Up On New Technology In Proxy Solicitations
A quick tutorial: Proxies are the means by which public shareholders vote. The Securities Exchange Act of 1934 governs the…
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“He is robbing you blind.” Business owners are never emotionally prepared to hear these five words, but they should be…
Read MoreThe Legal Fallout Of The Subprime Market Collapse Has Begun
Real Estate Realities The legal fallout of the subprime market collapse has begun The Valley’s residential real estate market continues…
Read MorePin-Point Site: Acquiring Good Sites For Medical Facilities
The growth Phoenix has had in recent years equates to growth in the medical needs of its population. In turn,…
Read MoreHow To Ensure Your Joint Business Outlives A Failing Marriage
‘Til Business Do Us Part How to ensure your joint business outlives a failing marriage By Alexander D. Nirenstein Divorce…
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