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Wilenchik and Bartness is proud to welcome Anne Kaufman and William Fisher. Anne Kaufman graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University. She earned her Juris Doctorate from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law where she…
Dennis talks to an investigative reporter about Rick Perry’s “Army of God,” the New Apostolic Reformation Movement, which believes that the Democratic Party is controlled by demons…Should we be concerned?
Dennis talks to State Treasurer Doug Ducey about what it took to get Arizona back in the black for the first time since 2007, and about the importance of financial literacy and good education for young people.
Dennis talks to Arizona Solicitor General Dave Cole about his background and the Court’s recent ruling upholding the Arizona Abortion Consent Act. Also, Peggy Neely drops in to get out the vote for the upcoming election for Mayor of Phoenix.
Wilenchik and Bartness won dismissal of claims in a lawsuit for breach of contract arising out of raw land sales in Pinal county and Queen Creek in 2006.
The firm won dismissal of claims against a local commercial real estate company, which was sued in its role as appraiser on a $10 million commercial development in Pinetop, Arizona.
The Phoenix Business Journal‘s “Book of Lists” includes only the most successful local businesses.
Dennis talks to Utah U.S. Senator Mike Lee and Tea Party Activist Amy Kremer about a Constitutional Amendment to require a balanced budget, how to fix the national debt and who is to blame for the credit downgrade.
Dennis talks to President of the Senate Russell Pearce about his background, the recall effort, and the 15 year anniversary of Tent City.
Dennis talks to Presidential candidate Buddy Roemer. Also, state Senator Steve Smith discusses his campaign to build a border fence.