Punitive Damage Award Unconstitutionally Excessive
Nardelli v. Metro. Group Prop. & Cas. Ins. Co. [...]
Plaintiff Must Make Prima Facie Showing That Punitive Damages Are Awardable Before Discovery On Defendant’s Finances Are Allowed
Arpaio v. Figueroa Ct. Appeals, Division Two, April 30, [...]
Foreign Company That Uses U.S. Distributor To Target Arizona Customers Is Subject To Arizona Jurisdiction
Van Heesewyk v. Jabiru Aircraft Pty, Ltd. Ct. Appeals, Division [...]
Party That Does Not Hold A Privilege Has No Standing To Contest Decision To Admit Privileged Testimony
D’Amico v. Structural I Company Ct. Appeals, Division One, [...]
Detainee Who Was Arrested For Minor Offense May Be Strip Searched Without Individualized Suspicion OF Contraband
Florence v. Bd. of Chosen Freeholders U.S. Supreme Court, [...]
Witnesses In Grand Jury Proceeding Are Absolutely Immune From § 1983 Liability
Rehberg v. Paulk U.S. Supreme Court, April 2, 2012 [...]
Disputes Over UM Claims Arise Out Of Contract, Allowing A Court To Award Attorneys’ Fees
Assyia v. State Farm (Ct. Appeals, Div. One, March [...]
The Negligence Standard Applicable To A Common Carrier Is Reasonable Care Under The Circumstances
Nunez v. Professional Transit Management of Tucson, Inc. Ariz. Supreme [...]
Court Discusses Expert Qualifications In Medical Malpractice Cases; Upholds Constitutionality Of Expert Qualification Statute
Baker v. University Health Physicians, et. al., Ct. Appeals, Div. [...]
Court Examines Constitutionality Of City Ordinance Requiring Private Property Owner To Fix Sidewalk
Bonito Partners, LLC v. City of Flagstaff Ct. Appeals, [...]