Medical Malpractice Plaintiff Cannot Stop the Statute of Limitations By Simply Claiming She Was “Too Sick” to Bring Her Lawsuit
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Claimant Arrested With Probable Cause Can Nevertheless Sue Public Entity for First Amendment Retaliation
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Arizona Supreme Court Addresses Insurer’s Duty to Defend Under Homeowners Policy
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An Insured May Assign Rights to Post-Loss Benefits, Notwithstanding Non-Assignment Provisions in an Insured’s Policy
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Arizona Court of Appeals Clarifies Notice of Claim Sum Certain Requirement
Donovan v. Yavapai County Community College District Arizona Court [...]
Arizona Supreme Court Clarifies Duty Standards for Negligence Claim
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United States Supreme Court Reverses the Ninth Circuit’s Denial of Qualified Immunity
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Hospitals Cannot Enforce Liens Against AHCCCS Patients’ Third-Party Recoveries
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Arizona Supreme Court Accepts Review of Police Dog Bite Case
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United States Supreme Court Reinforces Probable Cause and Qualified Immunity Requirements in favor of Law Enforcement
District of Columbia v. Wesby United States Supreme Court, [...]