A.R.S. § 12-2604, The Medical Expert Requirement Statute Is Not Unconstitutional
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Participants In Brawl Can Be Held Jointly And Severally Liable
Chappell v. Wenholz Ct. Appeals, Div. One, February 8, [...]
No Personal Jurisdiction Over Missouri Resident Whose Spouse Has Arizona Business Dealings
Sigmund v. Rea Ct. Appeals, Div. One, February 1, [...]
Notice Of Claim That Fails To Correctly Identify Owner Of Subject Real Property Does Not Satisfy Claim Statute
Turner v. City of Flagstaff Ct. Appeals, Div. One, [...]
Arizona Court May Exercise Personal Jurisdiction Over Non-Resident Defendants Who Possess Purposeful, Minimum Contacts With State
The Planning Group of Scottsdale v. Lake Mathews Mineral Properties, [...]
Insured And Primary Insurer Cannot Join A “Morris” Agreement To Avoid Insurer’s Obligation To Pay Policy Limits
Leflet v. Redwood Fire and Cas. Ins. Co. Ct. [...]
Insurers Need Not Have A Spanish Language To “Make Available” Uninsured And Underinsured Coverage
Ballesteros v. Am. Standard Ins. Co. of Wis. Arizona [...]
Both Minor And Parent Have The Right To Recover Minor’s Medical Expenses
Desela v. Prescott Unified School District Ariz. Supreme Court, [...]
Court Of Appeals Holds Daubert Statute Unconstitutional
Lear v. Fields Ct. Appeals, Div. Two, January 12, [...]
Claim Accrual For Notice Of Claim Purposes Does Not Await Expert Opinion On Fault
Thompson v. Pima County Ct. Appeals, Div. Two, November [...]