A.R.S. § 13-3620’s Reporting Requirements Do Not Apply Unless A Healthcare Provider Is Aware Of Past Or Present Abuse
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The Arizona Legislature’s Enactment of A.R.S. § 4-312(B) Abrogated Common Law Dramshop Claims
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Arizona Supreme Court Addresses Claims Against Medical Institutions
Windhurst v. Corizon Arizona Supreme Court October [...]
Court Holds Arizona’s COVID Immunity Statute Unconstitutional
Roebuck v. Mayo Clinic Arizona Court of [...]
Hospital Does Not Have a Non-Delegable Duty for Treatment By On-Call Neurosurgeon
Amick v. Banner Health Arizona Court of [...]
Arizona Court of Appeals Holds that UIM Statute Does Not Allow Off-Highway Vehicle Exclusion
State Farm V. Orlando Arizona Court of [...]
Arizona Court of Appeals Holds that Bifurcation is Constitutional in Cases Involving Roadway Design Affirmative Defense
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Arizona Court of Appeals: A Federal Court’s Final Judgment in Same Case Is Binding on Remanded State Law Claims
Quinn v. Cardenas Arizona Court of Appeals [...]
Arizona Supreme Court: Auto Policies Covering Multiple Vehicles Provide Multiple UIM Coverages
Franklin v. CSAA General Ins. Co. Arizona [...]
Arizona Court of Appeals Holds Employer Not Liable For Employee’s Sexual Abuse of a Child
Doe v. Roman Catholic [...]