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Kurt Brueckner Re-Appointed to Scottsdale Leadership Advisory Board

Principal Kurt Brueckner has been appointed for an additional two-year term on the Scottsdale Leadership Advisory Board. Scottsdale Leadership is an Arizona Leadership Program that

Matt Levine Selected as a Top Rated Lawyer in Banking & Finance

[column col=”3/4″]TBL congratulates Principal Matt Levine, who was recently selected as a Top Rated Lawyer in Banking & Finance Law for 2013 by Martindale-Hubbell based on

Matt Levine Elected Vice President of Membership of Congregation Or Chadash

[column col=”3/4″] TBL Principal Matt Levine was recently elected Vice President of Membership of Congregation Or Chadash of the Northeast Valley. Matt currently sits on the Congregation’s

Real Estate Disclosures: What You Say Can Be Used Against You

When selling a property, a seller is required to make a number of disclosures about the property so that the buyer is fully informed about

Kurt Brueckner Re-Appointed to Board of Directors of The Charro Foundation

TBL Principal Kurt Brueckner was recently appointed to serve an additional three year term on the Board of Directors of The Charro Foundation. The Scottsdale Charros

Kurt M. Brueckner Receives Legacy Award

Titus Brueckner & Levine PLC is proud to announce that Kurt M. Brueckner was recently named the 2012 recipient of the Legacy Award by the

New Requirements for Architectural Committees

During its most recent session, the Arizona legislature passed SB1476, a new law governing architectural review committees of planned communities in Arizona. The bill creates

TBL Attorneys Attend Legal Netlink Alliance Spring Meeting (Watch Video)

In May 2012, TB&L attorneys Jon A. Titus and Laura C. Brooks attended the Spring Meeting of the Legal Netlink Alliance (“LNA”) in Chicago, Illinois. TB&L is an active member of

Employee or Independent Contractor?

Employers often struggle with the issue of whether to treat a worker as an “employee” or an “independent contractor.” This classification is an important determination

The Cyberbully Goes to Work

We all have read about incidents of cyberbullying. These typically involve students who make derogatory posts about classmates. Indeed, quite recently a student from New

Anti-Deficiency Update: Construction Loans and Refinances

The Arizona Court of Appeals handed down a new decision this week, providing guidance on two more issues previously unresolved with regard to what qualifies

Employer Liability for Employee Conduct: Torts and Negligence

The telephone rings. It is your employee calling. He was just involved in an auto accident, and the other party to the accident was badly