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In many cases, probate is a quick and efficient way to transfer the assets of a person who has died (the “decedent”) to his heirs. About 10,000 probate cases are filed each year in the state of Arizona.

Special Purpose Trusts – 2 Most Common Forms

January 10, 2021/in Estate Planning/by Don Loose

A trust is a legal entity that is created and holds title to assets during the life of the person who places assets inside the trust

Oral Contracts and Their Enforceability in Arizona

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

While different rules apply to proving each, one type of contract is not necessarily more enforceable than the other.

When are Written Contracts Required in Arizona?

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

The Arizona State Legislature, to prevent fraud, enacted a law requiring that certain promises or agreements be in writing. An action brought on an oral agreement in violation of the Statute of Frauds will be dismissed by the court.

Interest Rates as Established by Private Contract or by Law

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

In Arizona, interest on any loan, indebtedness, or other obligation will be at the rate of 10% per annum, unless a different rate is contracted for in writing.

Workers’ Compensation in Arizona and Liability for Injuries on the Job

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

The workers’ compensation laws provide for the payment of compensation to workers who are injured on the job in Arizona.

Arizona Unemployment Insurance – Employer Duties & Employee Benefits

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

Every employer in Arizona, with limited exceptions, must pay state and federal unemployment taxes.

Payment of Wages – Governed by State Law in Arizona

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

An employee who is owed wages may file a lawsuit against the employer for three times the amount of unpaid wages.

Where to Draw the Line on an Employer’s Liability for Employee Actions

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

An employer is generally not responsible for travel by an employee while going to and from the work place.

Non-Compete, Non-Solicitation and other Employment Covenants

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

A restrictive covenant generally will be strictly construed against the employer.

What is a Fictitious Name Certificate?

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

Many individuals and companies do business under fictitious names. A fictitious name simply is a name different from the true name of the business owner.

How to Register Trademarks and Trade Names in Arizona

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

A trademark is a word, name, symbol or device, or any combination of these items, that is used by a person or company to identify its goods, and to distinguish them from goods made or sold by others.

Homeowners Associations – Their Rights, Reach and Structures in AZ

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

An association may not impose a regular assessment that is more than twenty percent greater than the immediately preceding fiscal year’s assessment without the approval of the majority of its members.

Your Business Attorney – Considerations in Forming Partnerships in Arizona

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

A partnership is an association of two or more persons to carry on, as co-owners and a business for profit.

The Business Advantages of Limited Liability Companies

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

A limited liability company may be organized in Arizona to conduct any lawful activity, except banking or insurance.

What is the Difference Between Non-Profit Corporations and Tax Exempt?

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

Non-profit corporations are everywhere. In Arizona, there are about 40,000 non-profit corporations.

Corporate Counsel: What are the Tax Advantages in Setting Up an S-Corporation?

January 10, 2021/in Business Law/by Don Loose

In the majority of cases, it is more beneficial to the corporation and its shareholders to elect to be an S corporation.

Statute of Limitations: Time Limits to File Lawsuits in AZ

January 10, 2021/in Lawsuits & Litigation/by Don Loose

The law imposes time limits for the filing of lawsuits. These time limits are known as statutes of limitations.

Save on Court Fees – Consider Mediation and Arbitration of Disputes

January 10, 2021/in Lawsuits & Litigation/by Don Loose

Mediation is a process in which a neutral person (the “mediator”), often a retired judge, assists the parties in reaching their own settlement, but the mediator does not have the authority to make a binding decision.

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Workers’ Compensation in Arizona and Liability for Injuries on the Job

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Where to Draw the Line on an Employer’s Liability for Employee Actions

Non-Compete, Non-Solicitation and other Employment Covenants

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