Business & Personal Lawsuits
Accounts Receivable Collection
In normal economic times collecting outstanding accounts receivable can be difficult for any business. In these challenging times, businesses find themselves with even larger balances in their accounts receivable than ever before. Since cash flow is critical to the survival of any business, these open accounts represent a ready remedy to cash crunches. Click here to learn more about collecting your Accounts Receivable.
Arbitration & Mediation
While some legal disputes end up in court, many do not. Many are resolved through arbitration and mediation. These alternative dispute resolution methods can be quicker and much more cost-effective than traditional litigation. Click here to learn more about Arbitration and Mediation.
Appeals
When one party is dissatisfied with the decision of a Judge, that party has the right to appeal the decision. An appeal is a legal proceeding before a higher court to review and fix a factual or legal error that occurred in the lower court. Click here to learn more about Appeals.
Business Disputes
In running any successful business today it is almost inevitable that you will, at some point, have a dispute with a customer or vendor. There are different ways to approach the problem depending on whether you want to maintain the relationship or if you are ready to end the relationship. You also have to ask yourself if it is the best use of your time to resolve the problem yourself or can it be handled better by someone with experience that is not personally involved. Click here to learn more about Business Disputes.
Commercial & Residential Real Estate Lawsuits
Real Estate Lawsuits may also involve other areas of law such as contracts or professional malpractice. However, when someone's building, home or land is at issue, it typically is called a real estate matter. This includes foreclosures, short sales, and loan modifications. Click here to learn more about Commercial and Residential Real Estate matters.
Construction Disputes
Construction disputes can arise in two principal ways: if you are a construction industry professional (architect, builder or subcontractor), or if you are a homeowner. Click here to learn more about Construction Disputes.
Contract Disputes
Contract disputes are those situations where someone has broken a written or verbal (oral) contract, or they have given you reason to believe that they may soon break a contract. Click here to learn more about Contract Disputes.
Interference with Business Relationships
Business relationships are typically bilateral. That means that they are between a business and some other person or company. However, occasionally an outside person or company may try to interfere with that relationship which may damage or threaten your business. Click here to learn more about someone trying to interfere with your Business Relationships.
Lease Disputes
Individuals and companies frequently have leases. Leases cover buildings, intellectual property, or physical property such as cars and business equipment. If you are about to enter into a lease or have an existing lease and want to learn more about Lease Disputes, click here.
Professional Malpractice
Professional Malpractice comes in many forms: doctors, lawyers, accountants, real estate agents, engineers and architects can all make costly errors that harm you or your business. If you believe that a professional has made an error that harmed you, click here to learn more about Professional Malpractice.
Serious Personal Injury
When you or someone you know has been seriously injured, you need legal representation. In addition to protecting your rights, obtaining legal representation will allow someone else to deal with the insurance company and let you focus on healing. Click here to learn more about Personal Injury cases.
Shareholder, Partnership & Commercial Disputes
Corporations, like every other personal or business relationship, are subject to stress. One of the main sources of stress is economic pressure. The economic pressures can cause difficulties and disputes among the owners. If you are having difficulty with your business partners, click here to learn more about shareholder, partnership & commercial disputes.
Wrongful Death Cases
If someone you love has died because of the conduct of another person or company, you may have a wrongful death case. Click here to learn more about wrongful death cases.
DIRECTIONS:
We are conveniently located near the intersection of Scottsdale and Thomas Roads, just east of Scottsdale Road, on the north side of Thomas, and conveniently located just minutes off the 101.
OWENS & PERKINS, P.C.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
7322 E. THOMAS ROAD
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA 85251
P: 480.994.8824 | F: 480.941.2215
Since 1967, serving the Valley of the Sun, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Phoenix, Chandler, Tempe, Mesa, Ahwatukee, Gilbert, Cave Creek, Carefree, Fountain Hills, Glendale, Surprise, Goodyear, Peoria, El Mirage, Sun City and other outer lying areas and counties, including, but not limited to Maricopa County, Pinal County, Coconino County, Yavapai County and Yuma County.