In a recent wrongful death case arising from an automobile accident, the Arizona Court of Appeals held that, while Arizona statutes and regulations mandate real estate brokers closely supervise their agents in a real estate transaction, they do not … [Read more...]

There exists in this country a Uniform Law Commission the function of which is to study and propose uniform statutory codes to the various states’ legislatures. This is supposed to lead to commonality of statutory codes among the various states. In … [Read more...]

But You Must Pay the Rent! What must an Arizona landlord do in order to evict a tenant? The answer is: “it depends.” What is the cause for the eviction? Late payment? Falsification of information on rental application? Illegal discharge of a weapon? … [Read more...]

On May 12, 2016, our Arizona Governor signed a new law by which employers can create a rebuttable presumption that a worker is an independent contractor rather than an employee. In light of the federal campaign to classify workers as employees for … [Read more...]

When assisting senior citizens in real estate transactions, the most important thing to keep in mind is that we each age individually. There are plenty of octogenarians or even nonagenrians (people in their nineties) who are fully capable of handling … [Read more...]