“Excusable Neglect” Does Not Justify Rule 60(C) Relief From A Judgement Based On The Statute Of Limitations
Porter v. Spader Ct. Appeals, Div. One, September 21, 2010Authored [...]
Estate Cannot Recover “Inherent Value Of Decedent’s Life” Under APSA
Estate of Mary Winn v. Plaza Healthcare, Inc. Ct. Appeals, [...]
Default Notice Sent To Apartment Complex With No Apartment Number Does Not Satisfy Notice Requirement
Sandra Ruiz v. Marisela Lopez Ct. Appeals, Div. One, [...]
Contract Between General Employer And Special Employer Does Not Conclusively Establish Control Over Borrowed Employee
Tarron v. Bowen Machine & Fabricating, Inc. Ariz. Supreme [...]
Commercial General Liability Policy Developer’s Expense In Repairing Damage From Soil Settlement, Even Absent A Lawsuit
Desert Mountain Properties Limited Partnership v. Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance [...]
Party Attempting To Serve In Foreign Country Must Comply With The Hague Convention
Cardona v. Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior [...]
Insurer May Meet Its Duty To Equally Consider Settlement Offers, When Presented With Multiple Claims In Excess Of Policy Limits, By Promptly And In Good Faith Interpleading Its Policy Limits And Continuing To Defend The Insured
McReynolds v. American Commerce Insurance Company (ACIC) Ct. Appeals, [...]
Court Addresses The Child Abuse Reporting Statute
Ramsey v. Yavapai Family Advocacy Center (YFAC) Ct. Appeals, [...]
Failure To Comply With Notice Of Claim Statute Not Excused By Actual Notice, Substantial Compliance, Or Excusable Neglect
Simon v. Maricopa Medical Center Ct. Appeals, Div. One, [...]
Police Officers, For Public Safety Purposes, May Confiscate Handgun From Locked Vehicle
State v. Gustavo Mendoza-Ruiz Ct. Appeals, Div. One, July [...]