| | COVID-19, Litigation
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses were forced to take quick measures to protect their customers, clients and employees. In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, some of those businesses have been subjected to lawsuits from those claiming injuries from
On May 28, 2021, the EEOC issued updated guidance for employers trying to navigate the COVID-19 world and how to reopen workplaces. The EEOC specifically provided guidance regarding COVID-19 vaccinations: The key updates are summarized below: Requiring COVID-19 Vaccinations: Employers
Filing for bankruptcy can be a hard decision and feel daunting as there are many complexities and circumstances to consider. Bankruptcy can offer a fresh start by discharging or canceling a majority of your debts (which are likely unsecured debts)
| | Criminal
One of the questions we get regularly from clients is…can I record a phone call? Is That Legal? Here are the rules in Arizona: A call from someone in Arizona to someone also in Arizona can be recorded as long
| | Family Law
As a divorce attorney practicing primarily in the Phoenix East Valley, I think I can safely predict I will never have a client who will need to divide $146 billion in wealth after 27 years of marriage. As unique as
| | Personal Injury
The Balance Between Risk and Adventure In the vast desert of the Southwest, driving all-terrain vehicles and quads is a common activity, but sadly the danger they bring results in nearly 300 deaths a year. Our accident lawyers have seen
| | Personal Injury
Do you know how old your tires are? Do you know you should ditch your tires after six years NO MATTER how much remaining tread there is or how that tread seems to look? When the heat is on –
| | Estate Planning
When it comes to tax planning in 2021…the message might just be: Use it NOW, Before it’s Too Late If you have assets that total $3,500,000 or more, you should seriously explore whether you need to do some estate tax
| | Bankruptcy
New Mexico House Bill 36 was introduced during the 2021 Legislative session and passed the House of Representative’s committee with flying colors but could not make it out of the Senate Judiciary committee. The bill would have increased a number
| COVID-19
We all have heard of the plight of those renters and mortgage holders who have been gravely impacted by COVID-19. Job losses, illness, and any number of setbacks in 2020 and into this year have spelled extra stress for many
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