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The “Willful And Malicious” Injury Exception To Discharge In Bankruptcy Why Willful And Malicious Injury Debts Can’t Be Discharged When Filing Bankruptcy Unexpected circumstances and overwhelming debt can happen to almost anyone. For many individuals struggling with insurmountable debt, the…

Originally Published – LLC Publication Requirement – present and future THURSDAY, MAY 6, 2010 LLC Publication Requirement – present and future Since 1994 New York has required LLCs (as well as LPs) to publish a notice of formation in two…

What Do Franchisors Have To Disclose To Franchisees? Mesa Arizona Business Attorney Article On Franchise Disclosure Franchise Law Disclosure Requirements The requirements of the Federal Trade Commission’s Franchise Rule The franchise industry is large and growing larger.  The U.S. Census…

Bert Millett Joins Gunderson, Denton & Peterson as Associate Attorney Gunderson, Denton & Peterson welcomes Bert Millett to our firm as an Associate Attorney.  Bert focuses his practice primarily on Business Law, Real Estate Law and contract issues.  He prides…

I don’t know about the other guys… but Mark Egan (atty) and Debbi Mitchell (paralegal) have been great. I had to do an i601 and i212 for my wife (who is from Fiji). He told me he had only done…

I would like to recommend Mr. Brad Denton and his firm for your legal matters. I had a matter that I presented to him after another attorney said I should settle for a very meger amount. That amount would not…

Recently I made contact with your firm regarding a court action filed against me. I contacted Bert Millett to discuss the matter. He invited me to his office, and we had a very cordial and informative discussion. I outlined my…