When something goes wrong on a construction project, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. After all, it is a big and delicate project to make mistakes. For many Arizona homeowners or builders, figuring out whether the issue falls under a warranty or a workmanship claim can...
When real estate changes hands in Arizona, sellers have a legal obligation to make certain disclosures. These generally revolve around important facts, often known as “material” facts. In essence, the seller must disclose anything that would be important to the buyer...
Contracts are legally binding agreements between two or more parties with the aim of reaching a specific outcome, such as delivering goods or performing a service. However, if a party fails to meet their side of the agreed terms, the contract may be breached. A...
Construction projects rely heavily on the management of materials, from initial ordering to storage and waste disposal. Any errors in this process can lead to not only delays but also significant legal problems. Material management mistakes often affect timelines,...
A business partnership agreement is a contractual agreement that people can use when starting a company together. It is a step that some partners are tempted to skip, often because they are on good terms and trust each other, so writing a contract does not seem all...
Corporate governance refers to the system of rules, policies and practices that direct and control a business. It defines the roles and responsibilities of a company’s leadership, including its board of directors, executives, shareholders and other stakeholders....
Scope creep is a common challenge that many construction managers face during the course of a project. It occurs when the project scope expands beyond the originally agreed-upon terms without adjustments to the timeline or budget. While scope creep can be both...
Commercial property leases are much different than the ones that govern residential properties. A lease for a business is usually very detailed and comprehensive. Some of the terms in these have to do with the upkeep and maintenance of the property. It’s imperative...
Scope creep is a common issue in construction projects. It refers to the gradual expansion of a project’s scope beyond the original plan, often without proper approval or adjustments to the expected budget and timeline. Imagine you are hired to build a residential...
You’re a small business owner, and your company manufactures consumer goods. You don’t make the parts and materials yourself, however. Your company is just in charge of the manufacturing side of the operation, and you have parts suppliers that deliver the materials...