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FR Law Group is proud to announce that Troy Froderman, founding partner of the firm, has once again been recognized in the 2026 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® for his work in Insurance Litigation – Policyholders. Best Lawyers® is one of the most respected peer-review publications in the legal profession. Attorneys are selected […]

Scope modifications, unforeseen site conditions, design revisions, and owner-directed changes are common in Arizona commercial construction. Without a formal amendment, these changes could lead to disputes over costs, time extensions, and payment. Arizona law, including A.R.S. § 32-1129 and related statutes, governs payment and documentation requirements on commercial construction projects. These statutes, however, do not […]

Commercial construction contracts allocate risk between owners, developers, contractors, and design professionals. When defects, delays, or errors result in losses, Arizona’s Economic Loss Doctrine determines whether you can sue in tort, only in contract, or both. Understanding the doctrine before a dispute arises protects your recovery options and helps you draft agreements that preserve your […]

When your construction contract ends abruptly, the type of termination determines whether you receive compensation, face liability, or recover your losses. Under Arizona construction law, you can terminate for cause or for convenience. Knowing the difference protects your rights and may save you hundreds of thousands of dollars. What Is Termination for Cause in Construction […]

Construction companies have payroll to meet, suppliers to pay, and equipment costs to cover. When payments arrive late or not at all, your cash flow suffers, and your projects stall. Arizona’s Prompt Payment Act exists to protect your financial interests. What Is Arizona’s Prompt Payment Act? Arizona’s Prompt Payment Act refers to a set of […]