Justin Ackerman is the trial group leader of JSH’s appellate department. He represents clients in federal and state appellate matters in cases involving federal civil rights claims, wrongful death, personal injury, bad faith, and premises liability.
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JSH Partners Steve Bullington and Cory Tyszka Obtain Unanimous Defense Verdict in Postoperative Sepsis Wrongful Death Case
Steve Bullington & Cory Tyszka Maricopa County Superior Court | October 2,2026 Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, PLC is pleased to announce Partners Steve Bullington and Cory Tyszka obtained a unanimous defense verdict for a [...]
Arizona Court of Appeals Issues Decision Rejecting Previous Opinions On Qualified Immunity For Public Officials
Aldasoro v. Pavlinch, No. 1 CA-CV 25-0533 Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One September 24, 2026 JSH Attorneys: Ashley Caballero-Daltrey, Justin Ackerman In a published opinion, the Court of Appeals rejected common law qualified [...]
Four JSH Attorneys Honored by Phoenix Magazine as Top Lawyers for 2026
Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, PLC is pleased to announce four firm attorneys were recognized in Phoenix Magazine’s 2026 Top Lawyers list. Phoenix Magazine, which also honors top doctors, dentists, and realtors annually in the [...]
Arizona Supreme Court Clarifies Qualifications For Experts in Medical Malpractice Cases
Allen v. Arojojoye Arizona Supreme Court August 21, 2026 JSH Attorney: Eileen GilBride Arizona Supreme Court Clarifies Qualifications For Experts in Medical Malpractice Cases A plaintiff claiming medical malpractice has the burden of proving [...]
Best Lawyers Recognizes 53 JSH Attorneys in 2027 Guide
Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, PLC is pleased to announce that 53 firm lawyers have been recognized in the 2027 edition of Best Lawyers in America, with 42 named to the Best Lawyers list, and 11 [...]
AZ Supreme Court – Post-Default Conduct Can’t Retroactively Waive Void Service Challenge
McMahan v. Grasshopper Trans, Inc., No. CV-25-0287-PR Supreme Court of Arizona July 30, 2026 JSH Attorney: Justin Ackerman Arizona Supreme Court Holds That a Defendant's Post-Default Conduct Cannot Retroactively Waive a Challenge to an [...]
