There are usually several involved parties in a Scottsdale, Arizona, construction project. Examples include: The property owner You (the subcontractor) The contractor that engaged you And numerous materials suppliers Considered by many as minor associates of a...
You're renting a commercial property for your business, so you're not the owner. That said, you definitely were involved with designing the space and the person who owns the building isn't there very often. So who has to make repairs if something breaks or...
Stress and sedentary lifestyles can wreak havoc on people’s health, and yoga has proven itself a worthy option for helping improve physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Because of the recent boom of the yoga industry, many people are seizing the opportunity to...
Business disputes often wind up in court. Whether there's an issue with competition, a disagreement about intellectual property or a breach of contract, resolving the issue can be difficult. Each company may refuse to compromise, making litigation a necessary part of...
Contractors provide a valuable service to residents of Arizona. These individuals often work on a fee schedule that requires only a partial payment upfront. The rest of the money is given on a specific schedule with the final payment due after the project is...
Business disputes come in all shapes and sizes. One company might accuse another of unfair competition, like corporate espionage. A restaurant may have a dispute with its supplier, or a machine shop may bring a lawsuit against a former employee for a violation of a...
To rent premises for your business, you will need to sign a commercial lease agreement. As with all contracts, taking time to review it and ensure you understand every detail is crucial. If you miss something, you could find it harms the chance your business succeeds....
Perhaps your former employee signed a non-compete agreement when you hired them, and you want the courts to enforce it because they just tried to start a competing business. Maybe you have a supplier or service provider who failed to fulfill their contractual...
Homeowners and business owners who hire construction companies to complete projects expect the job will be done to their specifications and up to the contract’s standards. While this usually happens, there are times when a client simply isn’t happy with the outcome....
As a construction industry professional, you know that many things can go awry between the time you contract to do a job and the actual work commences. The building materials, for example, can rise significantly based on demand and supply chain issues, worker...