Everyday con artists work hard to rip-off innocent, unsuspecting victims. As scam artists become more aggressive and sophisticated in their techniques, utility companies throughout the nation — including here in…
Ever since Matthew Feeney started his legal career in the 1980s, he’s been met with relentless disruption. “When I started 35 years ago, the big technological innovation was Federal Express,”…
As public momentum builds toward state and federal elections on Tuesday, November 6, it can be important for Arizona employers to be aware of their own legal obligations in relation…
Phelps & Moore PLC, a Phoenix-based law firm has signed a long-term lease agreement for nearly 3,500 square feet of space at 7430 E Butherus Dr. The law firm selected…
Recent data tells us that from 2008 – 2016 divorce rates in the United States declined by approximately 18%. This decline cuts against a decades-long steady increase in the percentage…
The number of people apprehended at the Arizona border jumped more than 50 percent in fiscal 2018 from the year before, according to numbers released Tuesday by U.S Customs and…
Jennings, Strouss & Salmon, P.L.C., a leading Phoenix-based law firm, announced that former Salt River Project (SRP) General Manager Mark B. Bonsall has formed an association with Jennings Strouss as an…
Having a criminal report even after being proven innocent can be a smear on your name. Find out what you can do to get a criminal record expunged. One-third of…
In 2017, one person was injured in a car accident about every 10 minutes, according to The Arizona Department of Transportation. Finding yourself in a car accident is a scary…
The workplace is supposed to be a place where coworkers can gather together to collaborate toward a common goal. But all too often, that collaboration turns into some form of…
When employees request certain workplace accommodations, it can be difficult for employers to determine when a “reasonable accommodation” request is made, who is “disabled” under the law, and what requests…
Former Arizona State University swimmer Jancy Thompson said the sexual abuse she suffered for five years at the hands of her coach for USA Swimming “lives in my bones” to…
