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Consequences for Breaking Your Commercial Lease
Like all lease agreements, commercial leases are legally valid and binding contracts between the landlord and the tenant. As a result, the party that breaches…
Ownership Disputes Arising from Third-Party Investors in Businesses
In the early days of building a business from the ground up, third parties, who often are family members or friends, may come together to…
Different Types of Commercial Leases: Gross, Net, and Modified Gross Leases
Arizona law provides for different types of rates or rental charges in commercial leases. As a party to any commercial real estate transaction, you should…
What Are Liquidated Damages Provisions in Real Estate Contracts?
Liquidated damages provisions are common in many contracts, including real estate contracts. When you need assistance drafting, interpreting, or enforcing a liquidated damages clause in…
HOA Assessments, Liens and How They Work
Homeowners’ associations, or HOAs, exist in many planned housing developments and communities throughout Arizona. The purpose of HOAs is to develop specific priorities for those…
The Importance of Non-Disclosure Agreements for Your Arizona Business
The duties of employees during and after their terms of employment to safeguard confidential company information and trade secrets can pose significant issues for Arizona…
Understanding the Discovery Process in Commercial Litigation
Discovery is a crucial part of any litigation. The discovery process requires you to exchange critical information about your position and the evidence in support…
AZ Cities Enact Short-Term Rental (STR) Ordinances as a Result of New Law
A new state law went into effect last year that allows municipalities to impose restrictions on short-term rentals such as Vrbo and Airbnb. The enactment…
What Does Arizona Law Require a Seller to Disclose in a Real Estate Transaction?
Arizona law requires that a seller of any real estate disclose certain items in a real estate transaction, such as known defects. Failure to disclose…
Can I Be Sued for Breach of Contract if I Didn’t Sign Anything?
Business owners in every industry use contracts for various aspects of their business operations and breach of contract is always a possibility. For example, they…