Encanto Park Concessionaire Cannot Benefit From Recreational Use Statute
Normandin v. Encanto Adventures Arizona Supreme Court, May 16, [...]
Defendant Can Name Suspected Tortfeasor as a Non-Party at Fault
State v. Mahoney Arizona Court of Appeals, May 16, [...]
Arizona Legislature Makes Significant Revisions to Shape of Construction Defect Claims
By: John Gregory On April 10, 2019, Governor Doug [...]
Simple Negligence Theory Does Not Apply To Police Officer’s Discretionary Conduct
Spooner v. City of Phoenix Arizona Court of Appeals, [...]
Court of Appeals Reverses Dram Shop Verdict
Dupray v. JAI Dining Arizona Court of Appeals, November [...]
Trial Court Abused Its Discretion In Remitting $30 Million Wrongful Death Jury Verdict Against State
Ahmad v. State of Arizona Arizona Court of Appeals, [...]
Police Officer Cannot “Negligently Intentionally Release” A Police Dog
Ryan v. Napier Arizona Supreme Court, August 23, 2018 [...]
Arizona Supreme Court Holds “Equitable Apportionment” Is Inapplicable To Settlement Of Employee’s Third-Party Tort Claims
Twin City Fire Insurance Co. v. Graciela Leija Arizona [...]
Medical Malpractice Plaintiff Cannot Stop the Statute of Limitations By Simply Claiming She Was “Too Sick” to Bring Her Lawsuit
Kopacz v. Banner Health Arizona Court of Appeals, July [...]
Claimant Arrested With Probable Cause Can Nevertheless Sue Public Entity for First Amendment Retaliation
Lozman v. City of Riviera Beach, Florida United States [...]