If you are searching for legal representation regarding a real estate transaction or dispute, choosing the best attorney for your situation can feel overwhelming. At Schern Richardson Finter Decker our team works to simplify this process by providing straightforward, effective, and personalized legal advocacy. We know that our clients are the most important part of our practice and that is why ...
ARIZONA SUPREME COURT PERMITS MORE CLAIMS AGAINST CONTRACTORS August 2013 - In an opinion released last week, the Arizona Supreme Court expanded the types of claims that homeowners may bring against contractors for construction defects. In Sullivan v. Pulte Home Corporation, the Supreme Court limited application of the Economic Loss Rule to cases where homeowners have a contract directly with the ...
Schern Richardson Finter Decker congratulates Michael Schern for receiving an " AV Rating," the highest rating given through Martindale Hubble's® Peer Review Ratings System. That rating comes from a survey of fellow attorneys and judges. Schern Richardson Finter Decker also congratulates Adam Decker, who is also AV Rated, for being selected for for the Thomson Reuters' 2013 list of Southwest Super ...
Adam Decker and Aaron Finter of Finter Decker, PLLC, and Michael Schern and Mark Hanson of Schern Richardson, are pleased to announce the formation of Schern Richardson Finter Decker, PLC. We are thrilled by this opportunity as we continue to maintain a sharp focus on Real Estate, Business, and Construction Law for our clients.
Schern Richardson Finter Decker is pleased to announce that Firm Partner Michael A. Schern has earned an AV Rating from Martindale Hubbell. An AV-Rating is the highest peer review rating provided following reviews and recommendations from other attorneys and judges. Congratulations, Mike!
ARIZONA SUPREME COURT PERMITS MORE CLAIMS AGAINST CONTRACTORS August 2013 - In an opinion released last week, the Arizona Supreme Court expanded the types of claims that homeowners may bring against contractors for construction defects. In Sullivan v. Pulte Home Corporation, the Supreme Court limited application of the Economic Loss Rule to cases where homeowners have a contract directly with the ...