| | Asset Protection
As Arizona returns to work after both Memorial Day Weekend and coronavirus quarantines, predictable seasonal risks put your assets at risk. This Week Your Personal Liability Begins to Rise Memorial Day starts the period known as the “100 Deadliest Days”,
On May 13, 2020, the Small Business Administration (SBA) once again updated the FAQs for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans. These newest updates include information about how the SBA will audit the good-faith certification regarding PPP loan requests. This information
Nothing reminds me of the value and unpredictability of life as much as meeting with someone who has lost a family member in a collision. I recently met with a man who lost his wife and one of his children,
Recent events have caused businesses and individuals to assess and struggle with their financial situation more than perhaps any time in decades. For many, despite attempts by the government to assist, bankruptcy is a consideration. Here are some common myths
The latest update, in the form of new FAQs, was published by the SBA and Department of Treasury on May 5, 2020. Click here to access the FAQs page. Question 31 provides needed clarification for businesses regarding qualification for necessity
Our clients, from restaurants to doctor’s offices to manufacturers and hospitality companies are laying the groundwork for restart. Make sure your plan is complete. We have already helped a number of our clients with legally compliant plans and we want
On February 25, 2020, in a unanimous opinion the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Davis Miles McGuire Gardner’s client, Specialty Companies Group, LLC in an ongoing lawsuit against Meritage Homes of America, Inc. The court of appeals decision
On April 24, 2020, President Trump signed the $484 billion stimulus bill known as the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Enhancement Act to add more money for small business funding. With $310 billion more to go to PPP loans, $60 billion
| | Family Law
Can the family court force you to jointly own property with your ex? In a recent opinion, the Court of Appeals addressed this very issue where the family court ordered two divorcing spouses to jointly own two homes for 6
| | COVID-19, Litigation
If the Great Recession taught us anything, it is that litigation follows the economic fall. And when it does, those who must use the courts to advance or defend their business interests are doing so with heightened sensitivity to cost,
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