When considering incorporation, businesses in Arizona are not limited to filing as a traditional corporation – or C-Corp. There are a number of other possible designations for a growing business in the state, including that of a Limited Liability Company (LLC). Continue reading →

Ashleigh Johnson filed a suit against the Jonas Brothers several weeks ago, claiming that she was traumatized and crushed at a concert three years ago in Los Angeles’ Grove Mall. Continue reading →

Walmart claims that it had previously pulled its products from the factory and that items found there were from suppliers using the facility without its permission. Continue reading →

Padilla says she was shopping in the home and garden section of the Juniper, Florida store at about 7:30 p.m. when the spider unexpectedly descended upon her. Continue reading →

Despite briefly rising to a six-month high of $14.51 per share in March, Dell stock prices took a hit in April and now stand at $13.21. Continue reading →

Perri Irmer, the former CEO of ISFA, claims that she was ultimately fired for not falling in line with the plan for the new ballpark. Continue reading →

When considering incorporation, businesses in Arizona are not limited to filing as a traditional corporation – or C-Corp. There are a number of other possible designations for a growing business in the state, including that of a Limited Liability Company (LLC). Continue reading →

Business attorneys in Phoenix can help guide organizations through the financial and operational obligations of incorporation, but first executives must consider if this is the right step for their enterprise. Continue reading →

Google Glass is poised to become the next hot consumer product that looks like it was ripped straight out of a science fiction novel. It has also become a topic of conversation among business attorneys in Phoenix and elsewhere. Continue reading →

On Wednesday, a judge in New York made the decision to allow the merger between the two airlines while also ruling against what he called a “golden parachute” for outgoing AMR CEO Tom Horton. Continue reading →

Without the services provided by this foundation, many low-income women would be unable to receive affordable cancer screenings or birth control. Continue reading →

The victims in this case claim that the CEO for the financial company committed mail fraud, embezzled customer funds and misled regulators. Continue reading →

Michael Dell and Silver Lake Management LLC stated that they will be paying $13.65 a share, which is 25 percent more than the closing price on January 11. Continue reading →

The trustee said that M&I Bank, now owned by BMO Harris Bank, played a major role in “aiding and abetting” the Ponzi scheme while turning a blind eye to Petters’ large financial deposits. Continue reading →

Last week, R&B singer Devin Copeland and songwriter Mareio Overton accused pop singer Justin Bieber and R&B singer Usher of stealing the 2010 song “Somebody to Love.” Continue reading →

Two of the writers of the 2009 film “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” recently filed a lawsuit claiming that their intellectual property related to the sequel was taken without credit. Continue reading →

A U.S. District Court judge recently handed a major blow to domain squatters seeking to profit off those who mistype Facebook’s web address. Continue reading →

It is important for those seeking to go into business to recognize the differences between important intellectual property terms. Continue reading →

In response to a February 2012 lawsuit filed by NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan, Qiaodan Sports Co. has countersued the former basketball player for $8 million. Continue reading →

Nguyen Buren filed his claim in Chicago, stating that his Subway sandwich was less than 11 inches long. Continue reading →

The legal debate centered around the U.S. Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992, which bans gambling on professional and collegiate sports. Continue reading →

Can you wind up in court for making a bad video game? That’s the question two development companies faced when they became defendants in a lawsuit on April 30. Continue reading →

In Arizona, the unemployment rate still sits at 7.9 percent – slightly higher than the national rate of 7.6 percent. However, there is evidence that an increasing number of new businesses want to move to the state. Continue reading →

American cities that suffered financially during the economic downturn are increasingly turning toward a new and unexpected source of growth. Rather than relying solely on large industries, some cities are looking to attract small startup businesses to help spur a recovery. Continue reading →

Ed Bylsma, a 51-year-old sheriff’s deputy, originally filed suit for emotional damaged back in 2009 when he found a saliva on his burger and, despite the fact that he never ate it, says he suffered emotional damages from the experience. Continue reading →

In the aftermath of the sale, experts projected that new ownership of an industry mainstay like Heinz could lead to an influx of merger deals for food and beverage companies. Continue reading →