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Arizona’s commercial construction industry is heavily regulated, particularly when it comes to contractor licensing. Both developers and contractors must understand these laws before bidding, contracting, or building. Failing to comply with Arizona’s licensing requirements—whether by overlooking a required classification or hiring someone without a valid license—can result in criminal charges, voided contracts, and forfeiture of […]

Payment disputes in construction projects can halt work, strain business relationships, and result in costly litigation. Joint check agreements minimize the risk of such conflicts, most especially when drafted by the best commercial construction lawyers in Arizona. What You Should Know About Joint Check Agreements in Construction A joint check is a payment method that […]

FR Law Group is proud to announce that Troy Froderman, founding partner of the firm, has been recognized in the 2026 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® for his outstanding work in Construction Law. This honor is based entirely on a rigorous peer-review process. For more than 40 years, Best Lawyers has been regarded […]

Data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that in the Third Quarter of 2024, Arizona had 17,709 private businesses operating in the construction industry. Each of them holds a contracting license, as operating without one could have business-stalling, or ending, legal implications. If you’re a commercial contractor, project owner, developer, or someone considering […]

The state of Arizona recognizes several insurance types that protect contractors, architects, and other construction professionals from withheld payouts, injury-related claims, and contractual breaches. Even so, coverage disputes involving delays, exclusions, and denials are regularly reported across projects. Knowing which risks fall within coverage limits can prevent unjust losses. If an insurer acts unlawfully, the […]