The Lynch Law Firm, LLC

About this office:

The Lynch Law Firm, LLC, based in Scottsdale, Arizona, provides quality legal services to clients throughout the state in the areas of real estate law, homeowner association (HOA) law, construction law, business law, nonprofit law and litigation. Our firm is comprised of a group of talented counselors and litigators. We have all graduated near the top of our classes from some of the most respected law schools in the country.

We work tirelessly on our clients' behalf to reach a favorable outcome in every case. Our clients appreciate our results-oriented approach to their legal issues as well as our approachability and responsiveness to their needs. We are proud of our reputation for providing personalized attention to our clients and always being available for them. We keep our clients informed of the progress in their cases at each juncture and respond promptly to their phone calls and e-mails. We believe that open, honest communication is the foundation of a productive attorney-client relationship.

The majority of our practice is dedicated to representing clients in real estate, HOA, business and construction law matters. We represent homeowners, commercial property owners, contractors and other professionals. Our experience handling these cases from both sides allows us to work more efficiently on you behalf. We also provide comprehensive legal services for small to medium-sized businesses, as well as to nonprofit organizations. We help businesses with all types of issues, from contracts and agreements to business litigation. Our nonprofit organization clients rely on us for help with board governance, disputes, government matters and other issues.

Real Estate, Commercial Real Estate, Construction Law, Business Law, Commercial Law, Corporate Law, Litigation, Nonprofit and Charitable Organizations, Homeowners Association Law.

Answers to Common HOA Assessment Lien Questions
Andrew D. Lynch, October 26, 2009
In Arizona, HOA's have the right to record a lien on your home to secure any unpaid assessments. However, the HOA must follow very specific laws or the lien could be invalid. This article explores some of the common issues homeowners face with HOA liens.

Arizona Real Estate Disclosure Disputes
Andrew D. Lynch, October 26, 2009
In Arizona, the seller of real estate has a duty to disclose certain items to the buyer. Failure to do so can result in liability for the seller and sometimes the real estate agents involved in the transaction. This article explores specific disclosure issues that often arise.

Collecting on Construction Projects: An Overview of Collection Options
Andrew D. Lynch, October 26, 2009
Contractors and suppliers for a construction project have several options available to collect for their work and supplies. Many of these options require that very specific laws be followed in order to preserve the contractor's claims. This article explores those options.

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