“Interruption Of Business” Term In Insurance Policy Can Include Decreased Patronage
Aztar Corporation v. U.S. Fire Ct. Appeals, Div. One, [...]
No Evidence That Time Physician Is Liable For Aiding And Abetting Insurer’s Alleged Bad Faith
Federico v. Maric Ct. Appeals, Div. One, January 28, [...]
Plaintiff Who Fails To Participate In Arbitration Waives Right To Appeal Award
Romer-Pollis v. Ada Ct. Appeals, Div. One, December 24, [...]
Insurers Are Not Automatically Protected When Using DOI Approved Form To Offer Uninsured Motorist Coverage
Ballesteros, et. al v. American Standard Insurance Co. of [...]
Pet Owners Cannot Recover Emotional Distress Or Loss Of Companionship Damages For Injury Or Death Of Pet
Kaufman v. Langhofer Ct. Appeals, Div. One, December 22, [...]
Osha Standards Maybe Considered As Some Evidence Of The Standard Of Care
Wendland v. AdobeAir, Inc. Ct. Appeals, Div. One, December [...]
Court Should Review Records To Determine Whether To Release Documents Concerning Death By Potential Criminal Conduct
Schoeneweis v. Hamner, et. al Ct. Appeals, Div. One, [...]
Arizona Does Not Recognize A Third-Party Claim For Intentional Or Negligent Spoliation Of Evidence
Lips v. Scottsdale Healthcare Corp. Ct. Appeals, Div. One, August [...]
Court Addresses Whether Mexico Or Arizona Is The More Convenient Forum
Parra v. Continental Tire North America, et al Ct. Appeals, [...]
Protective Orders Generally Do Not Bind A Non-Party Absent The Non-Party’s Consent
State v. Grant Ct. Appeals, Div. One, July 21, 2009Authored [...]