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...
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...
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...
When acquiring commercial real estate, one thing you may consider is the difference between buying land and building from the ground up or buying an existing building and renovating it. Which one is going to be better for your company? Are there any advantages to...
Patent trolls cause headaches for many Arizona businesses. These trolls, often called "non-practicing entities," don't create products or services. Instead, they sue businesses for using common technologies. If you run a business, you need to understand how patent...
Construction contract disputes are common in the industry. If you find yourself in a dispute over a construction contract, it’s important to understand the steps you can take to resolve the issue effectively and fairly. Understand the contract terms The first step in...
Franchising offers a pathway to business ownership, but it is a unique form of ownership. While you operate and grow the business, the franchisor retains significant control, especially when it comes to selling. What are the legal boundaries of your ownership rights...
Arizona's growth creates both opportunities and challenges for developers seeking zoning changes. Whether you are planning a residential community in Scottsdale, a commercial space in Tempe or a mixed-use project in Peoria, understanding the rezoning process is key to...
Slow growth or a change in market conditions can make selling a business necessary. For business owners in Arizona, the sale of a business may mean new opportunities, but it also means leaving people you've worked with for years—your employees. They may be wondering...
In property transactions, a handshake and a verbal agreement might seem sufficient to seal the deal. Still, some property transactions occur without proper written documentation. This oversight can lead to many legal issues and potential headaches for both buyers and...