New Nightlife Safety Law Aims to Prevent Drink Tampering Tempe has officially become the first city in Arizona to require bars and certain nightlife establishments to provide drink-spiking test kits to customers who suspect their beverage has been tampered with. […]
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What SB1378 Means for Homeowners If you live in a homeowners’ association (HOA) community in Arizona, you may be asking: Can my HOA tell me I can’t put a political sign in my yard? The answer is more nuanced than
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Understanding When Property Neglect Becomes a Legal Issue Palm trees are part of the Arizona landscape, especially in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Lake Havasu City. Most homeowners think of trimming as routine yard maintenance. However, under certain city codes, failing to
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Simple vs. Aggravated Being charged with assault in Arizona is serious. A conviction can lead to jail or prison time, heavy fines, probation, and a permanent criminal record. It can affect your job, housing, and reputation. Because of this, you
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What Is Justified Force? If you were forced to protect yourself or someone else, you may be wondering whether Arizona law considers your actions justified. Self-defense is a powerful legal protection—but it is not automatic. Understanding when force is legally
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Who pays my medical bills while my personal injury case is pending? At Rideout Law Group, we regularly help clients in Scottsdale and Lake Havasu City understand how medical expenses are handled during an active personal injury claim. Below is
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Understanding Arizona’s Pure Comparative Negligence Law and How It Affects Your Compensation After a car accident, one of the most stressful things you can hear is: “You were partially at fault.” Many people assume that if they share any blame,
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Understanding the History and Legal Significance Behind the Holiday Presidents Day is more than a long weekend or a chance for retail sales—it is a that honors the leadership, vision, and constitutional responsibility of those who have served as President
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When Love, Emotions, and the Law Intersect Valentine’s Day is often associated with romance, connection, and celebrating the people we love. For many couples across Arizona—from Scottsdale to Lake Havasu City—it’s a time for dinner reservations, flowers, and heartfelt gestures.
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Steps to Protect Your Rights, Freedom, and Reputation After a False Criminal Allegation Being falsely accused of a crime is one of the most stressful and frightening experiences a person can face. Even when you know you are innocent, an
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