Intellectual Property Protection for Small Businesses: Trademarks, Copyrights, and Patents
For small businesses, success depends not only on hard work but also on protecting the ideas, branding, and innovations that...
Partnership Disputes: How to Resolve Business Conflicts without Going to Court
postmaster2025-10-08T10:47:22-07:00When two or more individuals come together in a business partnership, the entrepreneurial possibilities can be endless. By combining skills,...
How to Choose the Right Business Structure: LLC vs. Corporation vs. Sole Proprietorship
postmaster2025-10-08T10:47:17-07:00Business founders and owners face the challenging task of choosing the right business structure when starting a business. With the...
Business Litigation in Tucson
postmaster2025-10-08T10:47:12-07:00Running a business involves navigating relationships with clients, partners, suppliers, regulators, and financial institutions. Disputes in these relationships often affect...
Business Succession Planning in Arizona
postmaster2025-10-08T10:47:03-07:00Many businesses die with their founder or long-serving leader. While running a successful business is hard, ensuring it will continue...
Intellectual Property Rights for Arizona Businesses
postmaster2025-02-07T13:31:26-07:00Technological advancements and other changes in the business world have made intellectual property (IP) one of the most valuable assets...
Starting a Business in Tucson: Legal Steps and Considerations
postmaster2024-10-10T10:51:42-07:00Tucson has emerged as a growing business hub over the last decade. Arizona’s business-friendly regulatory system and established and emerging...
Business Dissolution in Tucson: How to Close a Company Legally
postmaster2024-09-12T11:51:04-07:00Around half of all small business enterprises close by their 5th anniversary. Business dissolution can be due to many reasons,...
Contract Law for Small Businesses in Arizona
postmaster2025-10-08T10:46:43-07:00If you are a small business owner in Arizona, the law requires you to run your business legally. You should...