Avoiding Unhappy Office Holiday Parties Everyone loves a good company holiday party. They’re usually a fun way to unwind with your peers in a non-work environment, but sometimes these situations…
Though Arizona may be working to reach a higher standard of sustainability, a myriad of environmental legal issues will be seen as these changes are implemented. Arizona Business Magazine spoke…
Planning and patience are they keys to protecting intellectual property The seed for one of Tim Crawley’s inventions was planted in a teenage promise. “When I was 16, I was…
How Legal Issues Will Affect The Commercial Real Estate Industry Recovery, 2012 Arizona legislators packed the recent regular session with 357 new bills covering everything from food stamps to firearms.…
Classifying employees as exempt or nonexempt might seem easy at first glance. Either they are salaried or they are hourly. Accordingly, they either are eligible to earn overtime for hours…
November is the start of many things in Arizona ― cooler temperatures, the holidays and a significant number of charitable events. Unfortunately, amidst these festivities, homeowners and business owners face…
ASU law professor and dean emeritus names top Arizona legal cases Arizona has grown in the past 100 years from a territory formerly part of the wild, wild West to…
Polsinelli Shughart has added a labor and employment focus to the firm’s Trial department with the addition of Christopher Mason, a labor and employment attorney. Now a shareholder to the…
In this article, Peter Moolenar, a partner at Dioguardi Flynn LLP, explains how Wells Fargo changed the way we look at implied covenant claims in Arizona law. The Arizona Supreme…
Fennemore Craig, founded in 1885, has helped shape the legal landscape of Arizona and its economy for more than a century. Founded more than a quarter-century before Arizona attained statehood,…
When talk turns to the state’s budget crisis, the discussion almost invariably focuses on the impact funding cuts will have on Arizona’s health and education systems. Among the general public,…
Gov. Jan Brewer has reached into the publishing world with a new 208-page book titled “Scorpions for Breakfast.” Broadside Books, an imprint of HarperCollins, will release Brewer’s book on November…
