COVID-19 has been especially hard on small businesses and Arizona could see a tidal wave of bankruptcy filings in the upcoming year. Lamar Hawkins, a leading bankruptcy attorney in the state, educated ABC15 viewers […]
CPAs advising their clients about bankruptcy should be aware of a more efficient and affordable alternative to Chapter 11: Subchapter V 11 bankruptcy. Lamar Hawkins outlines this new pathway to financial stability in […]
Bankruptcy can be a lengthy and expensive process — Chapter 11 can cost businesses $40,000 to $75,000. Fortunately, as Lamar Hawkins writes for InBusiness, Arizona businesses now have a more efficient option: Subchapter V […]
Anticipating a tsunami of bankruptcies coming at Arizona companies, Lamar Hawkins penned an article for Phoenix Business Journal alerting them to a new option that gets them back on their […]
Because cross-pollination can dilute cannabis potency, some municipalities have enacted isolation ordinances, while some states maintain crop registries. However, cannabis and hemp cultivators and investors must be proactive to avoid losing tens of millions of […]
COVID-19 and state-mandated shutdowns dealt a devastating blow to many Arizona businesses. With a Classic Chapter 11 bankruptcy often costing $40,000 to $75,000 and more, companies on the brink question whether they can even afford […]
Many Arizona LLCs have operating agreements that are incomplete, insufficient or altogether absent. To help them protect their interests, Stockton Banfield outlined what operating agreements should include in an article […]
Psychedelics are approaching a cultural tipping point, with many people re-evaluating their medical, psychological and spiritual uses. Attuned to this shifting public perception and dialogue related to psychedelics, attorney Gary Smith authored the newly […]
Although Americans have a Constitutional right to a jury trial, COVID-19 has many businesses reconsidering whether they want to spend time in a cramped courtroom. Writing for the Phoenix Business Journal, Gary Smith explained […]
In response to growing COVID-19 concerns, Congress recently passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, making temporary changes to employment laws governing small business. Small business owners should ensure they are up to date on […]
