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Alan Baskin Returns to PHOENIX Magazine’s Top Lawyers List for 2026

A seasoned securities and commercial litigator, Alan Baskin has once again secured a spot on PHOENIX Magazine’s annual Top Lawyers list for his exceptional contributions to Securities Law. Consistently recognized by PHOENIX Magazine since the ranking was established in 2022, Alan brings practical legal expertise and a business-minded approach to guiding organizations through complex disputes and regulatory matters. He was a longtime member […]

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Best Lawyers® 2027 Recognizes Five Weiss Brown Attorneys, Including Two Ones to Watch®

Best Lawyers® 2027 recently honored five Weiss Brown attorneys for their outstanding work across 11 practice areas – a testament to the firm’s versatility, expertise and strong track record in helping Arizona companies navigate today’s most complex business and technology challenges. Alan Baskin, Brian Schulman and Scott Weiss each marked more than a decade of […]

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Weiss Brown Featured in Phoenix Business Journal’s List of Largest Phoenix-Area Merger & Acquisition Practices

Marking a decade of recognition, leading Arizona business and technology law firm Weiss Brown has been named to the Phoenix Business Journal’s list of the Valley’s largest Mergers & Acquisitions Law Practices, securing the No. 3 spot for 2026.  The ranking reflects the strength of the firm’s M&A practice and its valuable role in counseling organizations through complex transactions – having advised on $161 million in statewide M&A deals in 2025 alone. From company […]

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What Is An IP Licensing Agreement (IPLA)?

An Intellectual Property Licensing Agreement (IPLA) is a legal contract that grants one party the right to use another party’s intellectual property (IP) under specific terms and conditions.Intellectual property may include trademarks, copyrights, patents, trade secrets, software, designs, or other protected business assets. Through an IP licensing agreement, the owner of the intellectual property can […]

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Most Common Intellectual Property Disputes 

Intellectual property, or IP, is a key asset for many businesses and individuals because it protects creations of the mind, including inventions, designs, brands, written works, music, software, and other creative or commercial materials. Because IP often carries significant financial and competitive value, disputes can arise when one party believes another has used, copied, or […]

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Strategies for Protecting Your Intellectual Property

Whether you are a startup or an established company, having strategies to protect your intellectual property (IP) can prevent unauthorized use, safeguard your market position, and help you capitalize on your creative and technological assets. Intellectual property may include inventions, brand names, creative works, proprietary processes, software, confidential business information, and other valuable company assets. […]

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What Your Business Should Know About Intellectual Property

For startups, technology companies, and growing businesses, intellectual property protection in Arizona is a key driver of long-term value. Whether you are working with a Phoenix intellectual property attorney or building your IP strategy in-house, understanding how to protect and leverage your assets is essential. Intellectual property (IP) refers to the legal rights that protect […]

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The Importance of Trademarks in Protecting Brand Identity

For startups, growing companies, and established brands, trademark protection is one of the most important steps in building and defending brand identity. Whether you are launching a new company or scaling with the help of a Phoenix intellectual property attorney, securing your trademarks ensures your brand remains protected in competitive markets. From logos and slogans […]

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Legal Due Diligence Checklist for Arizona M&A Transactions

Legal due diligence is one of the most critical phases of any merger or acquisition. For Arizona M&A transactions, due diligence allows buyers to confirm the value of the target company, identify legal risks, and avoid inheriting hidden liabilities. Below is a legal due diligence checklist to support a smoother closing process. 1. Corporate Structure […]

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Arizona Contract Law: Key Requirements for Enforceability

For Arizona businesses—particularly those working with a Phoenix contract attorney in the technology, real estate, startup, and commercial services sectors—contract enforceability is critical. Poorly drafted agreements expose companies to disputes, unenforceable obligations, and costly litigation. Under Arizona contract law, every enforceable agreement must meet specific legal requirements. Failing to satisfy even one can render a […]

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When Do You Need a Real Estate Lawyer in Phoenix?

Buying, selling, leasing, or developing property in Arizona involves far more than signing paperwork. In Phoenix’s fast-moving real estate market, even small legal mistakes can create costly delays, contract disputes, or long-term liability. A Phoenix real estate lawyer helps protect your interests, reduce risk, and ensure compliance at every stage of a real estate transaction. […]

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What to Include in Indemnification Clauses for Commercial Contracts

In Arizona, courts will generally enforce indemnification provisions if they are clear and not against public policy. To protect your business, it is vital to know what belongs in these clauses. For businesses working with a Phoenix business attorney, understanding indemnification clauses is critical. 1. Clear Definition of Covered Claims The starting point for any […]

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