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RSN Law provides high quality legal services with a boutique-level attention to detail.

Rutila, Seibt & Nash PLLC provides high quality legal support, services and strategies in a cost-effective and personal manner to garner success in league with its clients. RSN attorneys assist clients in resolving their legal issues efficiently and effectively, ever mindful of the client's goals. RSN attorneys carry over five decades of collective litigation and transactional experience, bearing

an arsenal of skills developed at large regional law firms. RSN clients benefit from our attorneys specialized and unique skills in the court room as our attorneys routinely litigate a wide-range of commercial and business litigation. These matters range from trials, arbitrations and administrative office hearings in the areas of construction disputes, real estate, corporations, contracts, partnerships, commercial landlord-tenant, insurance, business torts, labor and employment, and intellectual property concerns. RSN attorneys also prepare clients on all aspects of business formation, including strategic planning, leasing, banking, finance and corporate and partnership matters. Our team stands ready and able to assist its clients in a variety of business endeavors.

03/21/2026

Arizona contractors and suppliers work hard for every dollar on a project, but a single procedural misstep with the 20-Day Preliminary Notice can wipe out mechanics lien rights entirely, regardless of how legitimate the unpaid claim is. Our firm's latest article breaks down the most damaging mistakes Arizona construction professionals make with preliminary notices and what to do before those mistakes cost you.

Arizona contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers can lose mechanics lien rights permanently by mishandling the 20-Day Preliminary Notice. Learn common mistakes under A.R.S. § 33-992.01 on Arizona construction projects.

01/07/2026

Payment delays on construction projects often stem from missed deadlines and improper notice. Arizona’s Prompt Payment Laws create real leverage in 2026, but only for parties who understand how and when it applies.

Arizona’s Prompt Pay Laws impose strict deadlines for approval, payment, and withholding on construction projects. Learn how it applies in 2026 and how to protect your leverage.

12/29/2025

Construction disputes rarely turn on the law alone. In Arizona, the dispute resolution process you choose can determine cost, leverage, and outcome. Discover how construction attorneys assess mediation versus arbitration before disputes become expensive problems.

Alternative dispute resolution in Arizona construction projects explained, including mediation vs. arbitration, key legal rules, and strategic considerations.

12/19/2025

A ROC complaint can be a powerful tool for Arizona homeowners dealing with defective or unfinished construction work. Understanding how to file a ROC complaint in Arizona—and what the process can and cannot resolve—is essential before taking your next step. Our latest RSN article breaks down the key stages, common pitfalls, and when to involve an experienced construction attorney.

Discover how to file a ROC complaint in Arizona and protect your rights. Learn the process, common pitfalls, and when RSN Law’s construction attorneys should step in.

10/22/2025

This month marks RSN Law’s five-year anniversary. From major victories in construction and commercial litigation to national recognition in Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers Southwest, we are proud of what our team has accomplished. We extend our sincere thanks to our clients, partners, employees, contractors, colleagues, and the broader legal community for their trust and collaboration.

RSN Law (Rutila, Seibt & Nash, PLLC) is proud to celebrate its fifth anniversary of serving clients across Arizona and California.

09/05/2025

RSN Law is proud to celebrate Robert Rutila, who has once again been named the 2026 Scottsdale Lawyer of the Year for Construction Litigation by Best Lawyers in America®. This highly selective recognition is awarded to only one attorney in each practice area and metropolitan region every year, underscoring Rob’s exceptional reputation among his peers and his standing as one of the foremost construction litigators in Arizona.

RSN Law is proud to celebrate Robert Rutila, who has once again been named the 2026 Scottsdale Lawyer of the Year for Construction Litigation by Best Lawyers in America®.

09/02/2025

RSN Law is excited to share that our founding partners Greg Seibt, Alexandra (“Ali”) Mijares Nash, and Robert Rutila have each been named to the highly respected Best Lawyers in America® 2026 list. The recognition speaks to the trust and respect they have built within the legal community.

RSN Law is excited to share that our founding partners have each been named to the highly respected Best Lawyers in America® 2026 list.

05/09/2025

If you’re drafting a construction contract in Arizona, this in-depth guide is your new blueprint. From scope and change orders to indemnity and electronic signatures, here’s what you actually need to include in Arizona construction contracts—and what could cost you big if you don’t.

https://www.rsnlawaz.com/2025/05/09/drafting-construction-contracts-in-arizona/

Learn the keys to draft construction contracts tailored to Arizona law, avoid disputes, and manage project risks from experienced Arizona construction attorneys.

04/02/2025

Legal disputes under Arizona’s Little Miller Act are more common than you might think, especially when payment delays, notice issues, or paperwork errors arise. Subcontractors and suppliers on public projects need to understand their rights and the strict procedures for enforcing bond claims. Read our latest article to learn how to navigate these challenges and protect your payment.

Arizona's Little Miller Act protects subcontractors and suppliers, but legal disputes are common. Learn about key challenges, enforcement strategies, and resolution options.

01/21/2025

Arizona’s construction defect laws could see important changes with SB 1641, making it crucial for contractors, developers, and homeowners to stay informed in 2025. Shortening the statute of repose and adding new legal requirements could impact how defect claims are handled. Learn more about these potential changes and how they could affect your projects in our latest article:

Arizona’s SB 1641 could drastically change construction defect litigation. Learn how it impacts builders, contractors, and homeowners—and what legal steps to take.

11/12/2024

Rutila, Seibt & Nash is honored to be recognized in the 2024 Ranking Arizona by AZ Big Media for our work in Construction Litigation and Creditor’s Rights & Bankruptcy Law. This recognition reflects our dedication to providing top-tier legal services across Arizona. Thank you to AZ Big Media and the Arizona community for this meaningful acknowledgment of our continued dedication to the success of our clients.

Read the announcement and get the complete Ranking Arizona 2024 Edition here:

We are excited to announce that Rutila, Seibt & Nash has been recognized in the prestigious Ranking Arizona 2024, presented annually by AZ Big Media.

Address

6803 E. Main Street, Suite 1116
Scottsdale, AZ
85251

Telephone

+14807120035

Website

https://www.rsnlawaz.com/

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