Arizona Commerce Authority Catch Rose Law Group attorneys Dan Gauthier and Olen Lenets on Arizona Commerce Authority’s “Small Business Bootcamp” webinar tomorrow at 9am as they talk force majeure and other contractual matters that have come to the legal forefront during the pandemic crisis. This session will help you identify stipulations in your contract that would qualify COVID-19 as a force majeure clause, potentially excusing binding performance obligations. …
By Peter Furlow | Rose Law Group Law Clerk Thousands of individuals across the country took to the streets in protest following the death of George Floyd. Floyd, 46, died while being placed under arrest by police officers outside a shop in Minneapolis, Minnesota. On Saturday, Scottsdale police said that, “millions of dollars in damages and theft” occurred as a result of …
Twitter By Stacy Cowley, Emily Flitter and David Enrich | New York Times When a $192,000 loan from the federal government’s small-business aid program arrived in his bank account last month, George Evageliou, the founder of a custom woodworking company, felt like one of the lucky ones. Under the program’s rules, Mr. Evageliou has eight weeks from the day he received the …
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group Represents HealthyVerify Certification) Now more than ever, it’s important for businesses to take steps that help reduce the risk of infectious diseases. HealthyVerify is implementing strict procedures and employee training to award businesses a gold-standard certification in disease reduction. The procedures are developed specifically for each business with direction from Barrow Neurological Institute’s infectious disease team. Barrow Neurological …
Rose Law Group Partner and Litigation Attorney Logan Elia talks about businesses and Coronavirus. The Coronavirus Task Force team at Rose Law Group is led by partners, Jordan Rose, Court Rich, Cameron Carter, Kaine Fisher, David McDowell, Adam Trenk and Logan Elia. They are looking to find some relief and some sort of business silver lining for our clients in this entirely unexpected situation.
Here’s how the deal is likely to affect 100 million customers By Katie Robertson | The New York Times Published Feb. 11, 2020 Updated Feb. 12, 2020, 9:09 a.m. ET Everybody has one. Well, almost everybody. The Pew Research Center reported last year that 96 percent of Americans had a cellphone or smartphone. Which means the merger of T-Mobile and …
By Virginia Harker | Chamber Business News Cities and counties suing oil and gas manufacturers over climate change. School districts taking an e-cigarette producer to court, claiming it is marketing to minors. Governments suing drugmakers because of overdose deaths. These are examples of a new generation of class action suits that are benefiting trial attorneys to the tune of hundreds …
By Rose Law Group Corporate Attorney Shruti Gurudanti for Rose Law Group Reporter You’ve operated your widget manufacturing business for over a decade and now you’re considering selling it and possibly moving to Honolulu to enjoy your hard-earned money. But then comes the million-dollar question: what is the business worth? Unfortunately, there isn’t one golden formula to determine the value of a business. There …
Arizona haven for startups By Victoria Harker | Chamber Business News The CEO of the largest business advocacy group in America, the United States Chamber of Commerce, outlined a plan to spur half a million new startups and hundreds of new initial public offerings in 2020 at his annual State of Business Address in Washington, D.C. last week. “If we …
Planning can boost the sale price and your personal satisfaction By Rachel Hartman | AARP When he owned the Modern Sixties Wine Lounge in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Frank Ruppen spent his days placing orders and overseeing administrative tasks and inventory. His nights were full too, as he dedicated time to building relationships with customers. In 2017, Ruppen — who was …