Arizona Supreme Court Revises Test for APSA Claim
Delgado v. Manor Care of Tucson Supreme Court of [...]
U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Ninth Circuit’s “Provocation Rule”
County of Los Angeles v. Mendez U. S. Supreme [...]
Notice of Claim Statute Applies to Elected Officials
Villasenor v. Evans Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One, [...]
Court Reverses Punitive Damage Verdict Against Insurer
A motorcyclist was injured when he slammed into a [...]
Attorney General, Federal Courts Push Back Against Serial ADA Litigator
Advocates for American Disabled Individuals, LLC v. 1639 40th [...]
Non-Hospital Health Care Provider’s Lien Is Invalid If Not Perfected Within 30 Days After First Providing Service
Premier Physicians Group v. Navarro Arizona Supreme Court, August [...]
Arizona’s real estate statutes do not create an employer-employee relationship between brokers and agents, nor do they impose a non-delegable duty on the broker to supervise an agent’s driving.
Santorii v. MartinezRusso Arizona Court of Appeals, August 23, [...]
Court did not abuse its discretion in denying a motion to confirm arbitration award that asked for more than was awarded.
Klesla et al. v. Wittenberg Arizona Court of Appeals, [...]
A Tort Defendant May Name Plaintiff’s Subsequent Physician As A Non-Party At Fault, Despite The “Original Tortfeasor Rule”
Cramer v. Starr Arizona Supreme Court, July 18, 2016 [...]
Evidence Obtained From An Unlawful Detention Is Admissible If A Valid Arrest Warrant Is Subsequently Discovered.
Utah v. Strieff U.S. Supreme Court, June 20, 2016 [...]