As we’ve been enjoying a fabulously soggy monsoon season in Tucson, suddenly August is around the corner. That means it’s time to survey the elder law landscape and share various items of interest. We delayed the June review because Britney
ADEQ & Governor Ducey Announce PFAS Funding for Tucson Water
by Patrick J. Paul
On June 21, 2021, in conjunction with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), Governor Doug Ducey announced the provision of $2 million in state funding to facilitate the restart of Tucson Water –– a treatment
Estate Planning Solicitation Lies to You
Jennings Strouss Welcomes Janet H. Linton to the Firm
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Jennings Strouss Welcomes Janet H. Linton to the Firm
February 18, 2021
Phoenix, AZ (February 18, 2021) – Jennings, Strouss & Salmon, P.L.C., a leading Phoenix-based law firm, is pleased to announce that Janet H. Linton has
US Executive Branch Update – October 19, 2020
Call For Papers
Main Thursday, October 01, 2020Call For PapersNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW SCHOLARS 2021The Rehnquist Center is pleased to announce the third annual National Conference of Constitutional Law Scholars. This year’s event will be held entirely via Zoom due to the
Tucson, AZ Bus Transportation Service Owes $1.1M in Five Lien Claims
As of June 2020, five mechanics lien claims were filed against a property owned by transportation service Mountain View Tours in Tucson, AZ, totaling $1.1M in unpaid construction work.
Including the general contractor, five different contractors have filed the liens,
Liens Totaling $5.1M Filed Against Tucson Senior Living Facility
As of July 21, 2020, five mechanics lien claims have been filed against a senior living facility in Tucson, AZ known as The Hacienda at the Canyon, totaling $5.1M in unpaid construction work.
Including the general contractor, five different
Patio Planning — Yours or Ours
At Fleming & Curti, PLC, we’ve been thinking about how we — and our clients — will adjust as the economy reopens. We may see more of our clients face-to-face, but we’ll still want to be very cautious about proper
Coronavirus update 4-24-2020: A coronavirus DOL settlement, and listen to me discuss empoyers’ preparations for reopening our economy
It did not take long for the Department of Labor to announce its first-ever settlement of a claimed violation of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act.
The DOL’s press release provides the details: