While mergers and acquisitions (M&A) offer a great opportunity for growth and profit, they also carry legal risk. Business owners in Arizona and beyond who rush the process or skip key steps often face avoidable consequences. These common pitfalls can derail your...
Business & Commercial Law
How long should a commercial lease last?
Commercial leases offer more flexibility than purchasing business space. Business leaders and entrepreneurs who purchase commercial property remain locked into a specific facility indefinitely. That may not be the best option for a new or growing business. A...
Why should new entrepreneurs consider an LLC?
When you make the decision to start a new company, there are a lot of things that you’ll have to figure out along the way. While all of these decisions can shape the future of your company, determining the proper business structure is likely one of the most important...
Intellectual property disputes: What business owners need to know
Running a business isn’t just about keeping customers happy and managing your bottom line. It’s also about protecting your intellectual property. These are intangible assets that give your business a competitive edge, such as your brand name, logo, product designs,...
3 steps to take when addressing intellectual property infringement
Intellectual property can be incredibly valuable for businesses. Trademarks play a critical role in branding. Copyrighted works can provide a source of revenue for a company or can play a role in marketing efforts. Patented products can set one organization apart from...
How remote work policies help your business manage legal risks
The rise of remote work has enabled flexibility and productivity benefits to both employers and employees. However, this shift also introduces new legal challenges for businesses. Without clear policies in place, companies may face compliance issues, liability...
3 strategies you can use to prevent cybersquatting
Cybersquatting continues to pose a serious risk to companies looking to build and protect their online brand. This deceptive practice involves someone registering domain names similar to existing business names or trademarks in order to profit unfairly. It is a...
Is your business in danger of domain name typosquatting?
Typosquatting is a growing threat to brand owners across industries. It occurs when someone registers a domain name that is a close misspelling of a trademark in an attempt to divert traffic or profit from the brand's recognition. Many of the world’s largest companies...
4 common reasons for business partnership changes
Business partnerships often start with shared goals and enthusiasm. However, over time, changes in direction, priorities or external factors can create the need to restructure or dissolve the relationship. Understanding the common legal reasons for partnership...
How does Arizona regulate non-compete agreements?
Non-compete agreements play a key role in many industries. These agreements protect a business’s confidential information and prevent employees from sharing trade secrets with competitors. However, Arizona has specific regulations that employers and employees must...
