Practical Legal Insights

In Arizona civil matters, “reasonable” is a legal standard—not a vibe. This post explains how courts evaluate reasonableness in attorney fees, timelines, and litigation conduct, and why documentation and proportionality matter.

A money judgment establishes the right to collect—but it does not collect itself. This post explains what happens after judgment, why many judgments go unpaid, and how enforcement actually works in practice.

Judges decide cases based on clarity, credibility, and disciplined process—not theatrics. A former judge explains what truly matters in judicial decision-making and what is routinely ignored.

Clear contracts prevent expensive disputes. A focused legal review before signing often saves substantial time, cost, and operational disruption later.