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Under Arizona law, it is illegal for a minor (a person under age 21) to consume or possess alcohol. Arizona’s minor in possession law is Arizona Revised Statute (ARS) 4-244(9).

This post examines what constitutes a minor in possession (MIP) charge in Arizona, the penalties that follow a conviction, and some possible legal defenses.

If you or a loved one has been charged with minor in possession in Arizona under ARS 4-244(9), you need elite legal defense. Call Rosenstein Law Group at (480) 248-7666 or use our contact form.

What is Arizona’s Minor in Possession Law?

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ARS 13-1604 is Arizona’s aggravated criminal damage statute, which makes it illegal to. In this post, we examine Arizona’s aggravated criminal damage law. 

We will cover the types of aggravated criminal damage Arizona law makes punishable, the types of prison sentences and fines you can face if you are convicted of aggravated criminal damage, and possible defenses to a charge of aggravated criminal damage.

If you have been charged with aggravated criminal damage in Arizona under ARS 13-1604, you need elite legal defense from an attorney at AZ Defenders. Call us at (480) 456-6400 or use our contact form to…
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At The Law Offices of John Phebus, we understand how overwhelming it can be to navigate teen DUI laws in Scottsdale, AZ. Arizona has some of the strictest DUI laws in the country, and penalties for underage drivers are particularly severe.
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What you can sue for in a dog bite case through a lawsuit depends on the nature and severity of the injuries and the negotiation or litigation skills of the law firm that represents you. The average dog bite claim ranges from $55,000 to $65,000, but you may sue for more or less depending on the factors involved in your case.The experienced personal injury lawyers at Stone Rose Law have handled many dog bite injury claims for our clients. To learn about your legal options after a dog-related injury, call us at (480) 498-8998 or use our contact form.
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The Firm is being recognized in the “medium law firm of the year finalist” category. An awards ceremony will be held on March 27, 2025, at Chateau Luxe. The online article can be found here. The digital magazine article can be found on page #62 here.
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A fundamental truth that separates successful ventures from failed ones is that when facing seemingly insurmountable challenges, the only viable path forward is straight through the difficulty. This isn’t just motivational rhetoric. Instead, it’s a practical philosophy that acknowledges that significant business problems don’t disappear on their own and that you can’t get around them through clever maneuvering.

The business landscape is littered with cautionary tales of companies that attempted to sidestep fundamental challenges rather than addressing them directly. Whether it’s a product that fails to meet market expectations, a cash flow crisis that threatens operations, or a leadership conflict…
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Whether the result of legislation or voter approval, a number of new state laws and more have recently become effective.

In Arizona, new state laws can be created in two ways: as the result of a bill that passes both houses of the legislature and is signed by the governor, or by voter approval of an

initiative

(initiated by the public via petition) or a

referendum

(referred to the voters by the legislature). While laws can be passed by the legislature or by voters, a state constitutional amendment can be approved only by public vote.

Following is a short list…
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How bad is a DUI in Arizona? The short answer: It can seriously impact your future. A DUI conviction can mean thousands of dollars in fines, losing your driver’s license, higher insurance costs, and even jail time—especially for repeat offenses.
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Overview Of The Federal Estate Tax Exemption Sunsetting In 2026 The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) has considerably affected gift, federal estate, and generation-skipping transfer (GST) taxes. One of its key aspects was the increase in tax exemption limits for these transfers. Specifically, the exemption amount surged from $5,490,000 in 2017 to $11,180,000 in […]
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Under United States bankruptcy laws, if you have the cash to buy a car outright, then you can do so at any time. If you need to finance the car purchase while in an active Chapter 13 bankruptcy, then your ability to do so depends on how far along you are in the process.

In this article, we examine the considerations that go into financing a vehicle when you are seeking protection from creditors under Chapter 13 bankruptcy. If you want to speak with a bankruptcy attorney about purchasing a vehicle under Chapter 13 bankruptcy, call Stone Rose Law at…
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We live in an unequal society and one of the places this shows up is in life expectancy. Turns out that life expectancy is a good marker for a lot of other things relating to our health. If we are unhealthy and not able to afford a good diet or don’t have access to health care, our life expectancy is going to suffer.

Twenty years ago, a study was undertaken of the factors which affect life expectancy in the United States. Looking for new insights, the researchers divided Americans into eight groups that they called the Eight Americas. Recently, they …
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Last week, I attended HIMSS 2025 in Las Vegas and came away with four big themes that stood out for me: the industry’s growing focus on Identity & Access Services (IAS) and rock-solid identity verification, the push to expand non-treatment use cases for interoperability (like payment and healthcare operations), the urgent need for modernized consent management, and the overarching importance of trust to tie it all together. Yet of all these, for me, IAS is the real showstopper: if we don’t get identity and access right, the rest of our digital transformations—from AI-driven insights to cross-network data sharing—could quickly unravel.
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In this article, we take a closer look into how “slip and fall accident” claims can arise, what you need to prove to recover compensation in settlement negotiations or in court, and some possible legal defenses the property owner may raise.

Stone Rose Law represents personal injury claim victims in Arizona. If you have been injured on another person’s property, call us at (480) 498-8998 to speak with an experienced personal injury lawyer.

What Obligations Does a Property Owner Owe to You?

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I’m so pleased to post about our outstanding scholars and practitioners who won this year’s Section on Dispute Resolution Awards. I’m especially happy and proud this year as Grande was the first Director of Moritz’s Divided Community Project and Amy is my amazing, talented, and extremely hard-working colleague. Looking forward to the celebrations at the 2025 ABA Spring Conference:D’Alemberte Raven Award: Recipient Grande Lum, Director of the Martin Daniel Gould Center for Conflict Resolution at Stanford Law SchoolJAMS Warren Knight Distinguished Service Award: Recipient Justice Center of Atlanta, a leader in the practice & teaching of mediation.Award for Outstanding Scholarly…
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What You Need to Know About Arizona’s Excessive Speed Law
Speeding violations are common in Arizona, but not all speeding tickets are the same. Some can carry serious legal consequences, including criminal charges. One of the most significant speeding violations in Arizona is Excessive Speeding, often referred to as criminal speeding.

At R&R Law Group, we frequently defend clients facing excessive speed charges. In this post, we’ll break down Arizona’s Excessive Speed Statute (A.R.S. § 28-701.02), what it means for you, and how we can help if you’ve been charged.
What is Considered Excessive Speed in Arizona?
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In early January 2025, music industry veteran and former MTV host Matt Pinfield experienced a massive stroke that left him in a precarious state of health. According to news reports, Pinfield’s daughter, Jessica, responded by filing for a temporary conservatorship, citing worries about his ability to manage both his medical and financial affairs. While the specifics of Pinfield’s condition and the legal details of his case may continue to unfold, his story underscores just how vital it is for families to be prepared when a loved one suddenly becomes incapacitated.
Why Pinfield’s Situation Is Important
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