Why the Arizona 20-Day Preliminary Notice Is Non-Negotiable Picture this: a subcontractor completes weeks of quality work on an Arizona construction project, submits invoices, and receives nothing but silence. A mechanics lien seems like the obvious next step — until an attorney delivers the news that the right to file
Understanding Arizona’s Prompt Pay Laws Arizona property owners, developers, general contractors, subcontractors, and construction professionals navigating payment delays, disputed invoices, or tightening cash flow in 2026 need a clear understanding of how Arizona’s Prompt Pay Laws actually operate and where leverage is gained or lost. On many Arizona construction projects,
Why Alternative Dispute Resolution is Critical in Arizona Construction Disputes Construction disputes are part of doing business in Arizona. Payment conflicts, defect claims, schedule delays, and scope disagreements arise on projects of every size. When those disputes surface, the path you choose to resolve them can matter as much as
Discover how to file a ROC complaint in Arizona and protect your rights. Learn the process, common pitfalls, and when RSN Law’s construction attorneys should step in.
Scottsdale, Arizona (October 21, 2025) — RSN Law (Rutila, Seibt & Nash, PLLC) is proud to celebrate its fifth anniversary of serving clients across Arizona and California. Since opening our doors in 2020, we have built a firm grounded in integrity, strategic counsel, and results for clients facing complex business,
SCOTTSDALE, AZ – RSN Law is proud to celebrate Robert Rutila, who has once again been named the 2026 Scottsdale Lawyer of the Year for Construction Litigation by Best Lawyers in America®. This highly selective recognition is awarded to only one attorney in each practice area and metropolitan region every
SCOTTSDALE, AZ – RSN Law is excited to share that our founding partners Greg Seibt, Alexandra (“Ali”) Mijares Nash, and Robert Rutila have each been named to the highly respected Best Lawyers in America® 2026 list. The recognition speaks to the trust and respect they have built within the legal
No one steps onto a job site without a plan. So why risk starting a major Arizona construction project with a contract that barely addresses what could go wrong? Whether you’re the owner, contractor, or architect, your agreement isn’t just a formality. It’s the backbone of your project. A single
SCOTTSDALE – Rutila, Seibt & Nash, PLLC is proud to share that Partner Alexandra (Ali) Mijares Nash has been named to the Super Lawyers Southwest 2025 list. Ali’s consistent recognition reflects her unwavering commitment to legal excellence and her deep expertise in white collar criminal defense and business litigation. Her
Public construction projects in Arizona rely on a network of contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers working under strict regulations. The Arizona Little Miller Act plays a key role in ensuring that those providing labor and materials get paid, requiring general contractors on public projects to secure payment bonds. But while this
Scottsdale, AZ – RSN Law is proud to announce that the firm has been ranked in the top 10 for Construction Litigation, Criminal Defense, and DUI Defense in AZ Big Media’s Ranking Arizona: The Best of Arizona Business 2025 edition. This distinguished honor underscores RSN Law’s steadfast pursuit of excellence
Arizona’s New “Casita Bill” Changes the Rules for Homeowners and HOAs The way Arizona cities regulate Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) is about to change in a big way. Starting in 2025, homeowners in major cities will have the legal right to build guest houses, in-law suites, or rental units on