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What Is a Business Litigator? Role, Duties, and When to Hire One
A business litigator, also called a commercial litigation attorney, advocates for companies in legal disputes with other businesses, individuals, employees, insurance carriers, or government agencies. Their practice covers breach of contract claims, partnership disagreements, insurance bad faith, employment discrimination lawsuits, real estate conflicts, and fraud allegations. The role differs from a transactional business lawyer, who […]
Top 7 Legal Mistakes Arizona Businesses Make (And How to Avoid Them)
Arizona’s 706,640 small businesses make up 99.5% of all businesses in the state. Nine out of ten of these companies, however, will encounter a lawsuit. FR Law Group counsels owners, contractors, and executives across the state on how to identify potential sources of conflict and address them before disputes arise. What Legal Mistakes Do […]
Should You Arbitrate or Litigate During a Construction Dispute?
Your contract’s dispute resolution clause determines how long your case drags on, who decides the outcome, and whether you can appeal. Owners, contractors, subcontractors, and design professionals should compare arbitration against litigation before signing, because the choice binds you once a dispute arises. What Is the Difference Between Arbitration and Litigation in Construction Cases? […]
Troy Froderman Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America® 2026 for Insurance Litigation – Policyholders
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 […]
What Is a Change Order Dispute in Commercial Construction?
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 […]



