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Author/Featured: Richard K. Mahrle
Issue: October 10, 2016

Legal Alert

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Gammage & Burnham client Papago Park Center’s new The Grand project located at Priest Drive and Washington Street in Tempe is turning previously vacant land along the Grand Canal, Valley Metro Light Rail, and Loop 202 into a multiuse project with offices, apartments, and eventually a hotel.

Read more about this project here: AZ Central

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Gammage & Burnham is proud to be a sponsor of Tempe Community Action Agency 12th Annual First Crush Charity Gala. This year’s event will be held on October 21st.

Tempe Community Action Agency (TCAA) began in 1966 and provides education, stability, and advocacy to working poor families, children, seniors and the homeless.

To learn more about this great organization, please visit: Tempe Action

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The 2017 edition of Best Lawyers in America has recognized 19 Gammage & Burnham attorneys as leaders in their fields:

Stephen W. Anderson | Cameron C. Artigue | Kevin J. Blakley | Richard B. Burnham | John R. Dacey | Randall S. Dalton | Grady Gammage, Jr. | Michael R. King | Richard K. Mahrle | Timothy J. Martens | Thomas J. McDonald | Kevin R. Merritt | Jeffrey J. Miller | Patricia E. Nolan – 2017 Phoenix Lawyer of the Year  | James Polese  | Joseph P. Richardson | Curtis A. Ullman | Manjula M. Vaz | Susan L.

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Grady Gammage, Jr. participated in a recent teleforum on Protecting Property Rights in the Sharing Economy. This podcast was sponsored by The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies.

The teleforum focuses on the recent law signed on June 1st by Governor Doug Ducey prohibiting local and municipal governments from banning Internet-based “sharing economy” rental services like Airbnb and VRBO, which connect travelers with short-term vacation rentals and the broader issues relating to property rights and the sharing economy.

Access the podcast here: Podcast

To learn more about The Federalist Society, please visit: Federalist Society

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