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Redefining Loyalty: A Case for Fiduciary Duties from Managers to Transferees under the Arizona Limited Liability Company Act

What have we learned about the rights of a transferee, a concept first introduced in the revised Arizona Limited Liability Act (the “LLC Act”). Owner disputes, business divorce, and member relations with transferees suggest to the author that reform is needed. The transferees’ interests are mostly overlooked in the LLC Act but experience suggests that …

Goodwill Hunting In Arizona Marital Divorces

The Rise of Domestic Break-Ups: A Lawyer’s View of the Accountant’s Role

Managing Professional Liability Risk – Ways to Counter the Claims Trend

Behind The Scenes: The Court of Appeals through the eyes of a former judicial law clerk

Illustration: Iftikhar Alam/Dreamstime By Rafaella P. Safarian The Arizona Court of Appeals (“COA”) is a well-oiled machine. While the judges are the face of the COA, their appellate decisions are a collective effort of judges, judicial assistants, staff attorneys, staff in the Clerk’s Office, and judicial law clerks. The COA has two divisions. Division One, …