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Business as Usual Under Governor Ducey’s Curfew DeclarationJune 1, 2020

Businesses are confused about what Governor Ducey’s May 31st curfew declaration means for them. For example, one valley restaurant closed at 6:30 p.m. so its employees…
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Avoid SBA Audits and Penalties by Documenting Entitlement to COVID-19 Emergency AssistanceMay 14, 2020 (updated to include new SBA guidance)

When the government announced the Paycheck Protection Loan Program (PPP), it chose to rely on Borrower…
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Arizona Small Business Access to Disaster Relief Loans Related to CoronavirusMarch 26, 2020

On Thursday, March 18, 2020, the United States Government (through its Small Business Administration “SBA”) approved Arizona Governor Doug Ducey’s request to qualify…
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Unusual Times Call For Businesses to Look to Seldom Invoked Contract Provisions, Coverages, and Legal ConceptsMarch 23, 2020

In the past week, we have witnessed unprecedented cancellations, suspensions, and closures.  Professional sports leagues have suspended their seasons. …
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New Laws in Arizona Are Compelling LLC Members to Make Sure They Have Operating Agreements That Address Arizona’s New “Default Rules”September 9, 2019

Both the Arizona Legislature and the Arizona Supreme Court have taken recent action that…
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Is Texting Putting Your Business in Jeopardy?August 21, 2019

In recent years text messaging has become an inexpensive form of marketing for businesses.  Unfortunately, for the unsuspecting business owner, texting could put your business in jeopardy if…
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Is Your Business Violating Federal Law by Sending Out Mass Text Messages?October 23, 2018

Practice Area: Corporate and Business

In 1991, Congress passed the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). In simple terms, the TCPA prohibits businesses…
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