Klauer Law Firm Blog
30Sep
Should you Dodge the Process Server ?
Almost everyone has heard the old adage “if they can’t find you, they can’t sue you” sometime in their life. Unfortunately, in civil cases, they do not need to find you and they can surely sue you. The plaintiff cannot only sue you, he or she can obtain a judgment against you without you even […]
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09Sep
The Arizona Attorney General Looks to Thwart ADA Complaints
As a previous post discussed, there has been an influx of lawsuits against business owners, alleging violations of the Americans with Disability Act (ADA). These lawsuits are filed by a small number of attorneys and on behalf of a small number of “victims” or so called “testers”. These lawsuits are filed against large and small […]
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08Aug
Where To Store Original Will
You just got back from an attorney’s office and executed a last will and testament. You may have even printed off a will from the internet, made a few changes, and slapped your signature on it. You may believe that there is nothing further for you to do regarding the will, but that is not […]
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20Jul
Mandatory Disclosures in Real Estate Transactions
Many are unaware, but individuals who are selling their real estate, sometimes even the seller’s real estate agent, have a duty to disclose certain information to the buyer, before completing the transaction. What exactly a seller must disclose is dependent on a number of factors. For instance, it depends on the location of the property, […]
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13Jul
Identity Theft Statutes in Arizona
During the late 1990’s and early 2000’s, Arizona experienced a high volume of identity theft reports. In response to the increase, Arizona legislatures passed two bills that prohibited identity theft. In 2007, the state legislatures passed the Legal Arizona Workers act and in 2008, enacted the Employment of Unauthorized Aliens Act. Shortly after the laws […]
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