May 2020

Protests and Riots Sweep the Country After Death of George Floyd

by Max Woods|29 May 202015 July 2020|Attorneys, Brad Rideout, Community, Criminal Defense, Protests, Safety

Protests after the murder of George Floyd by a police officer have erupted across the country, along with riots and violence. Over Memorial Day Weekend in Minneapolis, an officer kneeled on a man's neck while being detained. This unnecessary and...

Arizona Reaches Record High 12.6% Unemployment

by Max Woods|21 May 202015 July 2020|Attorneys, Bankruptcy, Brad Rideout, Community, Criminal Defense, Public Health

As Coronavirus makes its way around the world, Arizona's economy has suffered 276,300 lost jobs in just the month of April. Coronavirus has caused health, mental, and financial issues for families all across the country and the state of Arizona....

New Mexico Governor Believes Legal Marijuana Revenue May Help Coronavirus Economic Recovery

by Max Woods|08 May 202015 July 2020|Attorneys, Brad Rideout, Community, Criminal Defense, Marijuana Law, Public Health

New Mexico's Governor expresses regret that marijuana legalization did not pass last year, citing $100 million lost in potential revenue that could have been used for aid in the Coronavirus Pandemic. Gov. Michelle Lynn Lujan Grisham of New Mexico recently...

Know Your Employee Rights Before Returning to Work

by Max Woods|01 May 202015 July 2020|Attorneys, Brad Rideout, Community, Criminal Defense, Public Health, Safety

As Arizona's businesses start to reopen, its important for both business owners and employees to understand workers' rights. Arizona is set to start reopening retail businesses for curbside delivery starting May 4th. Restaurants, coffee shops, and other non-essential businesses are...