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Understanding Arizona’s Homestead Exemption

Arizona homeowners should embrace the protections Arizona’s homestead exemption offers; however, it is important to understand how exactly you are protected. As of January 1, 2022, Arizona Revised Statute §33-1101 increased the amount of equity protected under the...

Update on Las Vegas Short-Term Rentals 2022

            In a previous blog, we discussed the new short-term rental (STR) laws that went into effect earlier this year. Since then, the local county and cities in the Las Vegas area have begun regulating legal short-term rentals. These departments have issued...

Arizona Overtime Laws, What Employers Should Know

Labor is typically one of the more costly line items in a small business’ budget. As a business owner, you want to compensate your employees fairly and at a rate that is high enough to prevent them from seeking employment with one of your competitors. At the same...

Franchising in Nevada

  You’ve just discovered a great franchising opportunity and decided to buy into a franchise. Before going through the process, and signing that franchise agreement, it’s important to understand what you’re getting yourself into. Misunderstandings can lead to an...

When to Register an Arizona Trademark

Protecting your business’ intellectual property should be one of your top priorities when starting a business. It provides your company with security and a competitive advantage. Anyone creating a business in Arizona will have to register the name of the company with...

Arizona Force Majeure Clause

While navigating through the pandemic caused by the novel Coronavirus, many businesses faced situations that may excuse or delay their obligations to perform under existing contracts due to the occurrence of a Force Majeure event. What is Force Majeure? A Force...

Forming a Nevada Business: Best Practice Checklist

Starting a business in Nevada offers several benefits. This includes low incorporation fees, favorable tax regulations (no state corporate income tax for most businesses, franchise tax, or shares tax), and laws that protect business owners and their business. In this...