Legal Update

Well Share Agreements

By: Christopher J. Charles, Esq.

In rural or outlying communities, many times the only water source for Arizona property owners is a well that they may share with one or more neighbors. Very few state laws or regulations govern the operation of shared wells. Property owners whose water supply comes from a shared well should be aware of their rights and responsibilities for their water supply. If you have questions regarding a shared well, it is critical to confer with an attorney experienced in dealing with issues surrounding sharing a water source.

Can Buyers Legally Waive the Implied Warranty of Workmanship and Habitability Re: New Home Construction?

By: Blake T. Wilkie, Esq.

An implied warranty in real estate can be a confusing issue. As the homebuilding booms sweeps across the nation, a record number of homeowners are stepping foot into their newly-constructed properties for the first time. The excitement is understandable—the bidding process is in the rear-view mirror and the envisioned home has become a reality. That excitement may give way, however, to frustration and disappointment when it is discovered that the building process included defective workmanship or materials.

NonProfit Lawyers Explain the Difference Between Directors and Officers?

By: Erik W. Stanley, Esq.

Nonprofit lawyers are often asked the difference between directors and officers in a nonprofit corporation. Directors and officers are roles within a nonprofit corporation that serve essential functions and can be crucial to a well-run, efficient organization. However, individuals often confuse the two roles, making it important to understand the distinctions between them.

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