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 [...]
Court of Appeals Overturns Defense Verdict In Medical Malpractice Conditional Consent Case
Carter v. The Pain Center of Arizona Arizona Court [...]
Supreme Court Adopts Learned Intermediary Doctrine For Claims Against Prescription Drug Manufacturer
Watts v. Medicis Pharmaceutical Corp. Arizona Supreme Court, January [...]
Court of Appeals Addresses Insurance Agent Negligence Claim; Plaintiff May Claim Emotional Damages
Murray v. Farmers Ins. Co. Arizona Court of Appeals, Division [...]
Court of Appeals Declines to Broaden Tort Duties
Alcombrack v. Ciccarelli Arizona Court of Appeals, December 3, [...]
Plaintiff Sues Federal Ins. Co. for Bad Faith
Merkens v. Federal Arizona Court of Appeals, May 21, [...]
Eleven defendants charged with aggravated driving under the influence had their blood tested by the Scottsdale Crime Laboratory.
State v. Bernstein Arizona Supreme Court, April 23, 2015 [...]
Plaintiff suffered serious injuries while performing clean-up duties during the final stages of construction at a Sam’s Club store located on property owned by Wal-Mart.
Lee v. M&H and Wal-Mart Arizona Court of Appeals, [...]