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Arizona’s statute of repose limits how long claimants may pursue legal action against those involved in a commercial construction dispute. Under A.R.S. § 12-552, all contractors, architects, engineers, and other professionals receive protection from indefinite exposure to defect claims by placing a deadline on when such claims may be filed.   Determine what the law […]

Indemnity provisions in commercial construction contracts often attempt to shift legal and financial responsibility from one party to another. In many cases, upstream parties, those higher in the contractual chain, seek to transfer liability for their own negligence onto downstream contractors, subcontractors, or design professionals. To limit that practice, Arizona law prohibits certain types of […]

Commercial construction is a high-stake endeavor involving multiple parties, pressing deadlines, and, in many cases, multimillion-dollar investments. With so much on the line, commercial insurance is a guaranteed safety net, right? Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case. When something goes wrong, the fallout can lead to equally complex disputes, including:   An injured party (plaintiff) […]

While Arizona ranks second in the U.S. for commercial real estate development contributions, like any other state, damage comes with the territory. Dust storms that coat equipment in debris, monsoons that batter rooftops, and wildfires that engulf properties can lead to unexpected repair costs, operational downtime, and financial losses. Knowing more about the types of […]

Construction remains one of the most high-risk industries in the United States. One-third of the top ten most dangerous jobs fall under the construction sector, and with good reason — heavy equipment, elevated platforms, and complex job sites create serious hazards. When an accident occurs, it doesn’t just affect the injured party. It can disrupt […]