Arizona’s move to abolish Rule 5.4, which barred non-lawyer ownership of law firms, and the state's move to create ABS licenses has had a clear impact, allowing local firms to shake up how they ...

Jack Rives, president of Rocket Legal Professional Services. Courtesy photo While all eyes are on how KPMG’s new Arizona law firm may disrupt the legal services market, the Big 4 consultancy is ...

The so-called Big Four firm said the new law firm — based in Arizona — launched with 100 clients and will help the firm deliver a wider array of services to KPMG clients.

Arizona’s decision in 2020 to eliminate Rule 5.4 — which had long prohibited non-lawyers from owning stakes in law firms — paved the way for an innovative ABS licensing program.

Our firms are both like-minded and entrepreneurial, and together as Aprio Legal we will continue to pioneer the legal profession." Radix Law was approved by the Arizona Supreme Court in 2021 to become ...

Arizona's program that allows people who are not lawyers to co-own law firms now has more than 100 approved businesses, as other states weigh similar legal practice rule changes.

The law firm on Feb. 12 announced a merger with Atlanta-based accounting and professional services firm Aprio to create an Alternative Business Service law firm in Arizona.

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Radix Law is merging with a new subsidiary of Aprio, one of the largest accounting and professional services firms in the country. Scottsdale firm adds trio of lobbyists Why two attorneys just ...

Arizona opened the doors for outside investors in law firms, and Steve German had high hopes. But he says his co-owner, 777 Partners, was hit by scandal and didn't invest the millions it promised.

Neither Cameron nor Sutton responded to phone calls or emails from The Arizona Republic on Wednesday. The Attorney General's Office called the firms' actions an “equity-stripping scheme.” ...

Arizona’s Supreme Court gives the firm final clearance to set up a law practice, making KPMG the first Big Four accounting ...