Ninth Circuit Holds Arizona’s Notice of Claim Statute Does Not Apply to Claims for Nominal Damages
Platt v. Moore Arizona Court of Appeals | October [...]
Arizona Court of Appeals Upholds Constitutionality of “I’m Sorry” Statute for Health Care Providers
Coleman v. Amon Arizona Court of Appeals | August [...]
Arizona Supreme Court Addresses School’s Duty to Protect Students from Tangible Risks of Harm
Dinsmoor v. City of Phoenix et al. Arizona Supreme [...]
An Alter Ego Claim is Subject to the Statute of Limitations for the Underlying Cause of Action
Specialty Companies Group, LLC v. Meritage Homes of Arizona, [...]
Ninth Circuit Clarifies Pre-Trial Inmates Have a Constitutional Right to a Proper Medical Screen and to Direct-View Safety Checks
Gordon v. County of Orange, et al. United States [...]
In a Medical Malpractice Case Where Causation is Disputed, the Jury Cannot Be Left to Infer Causation Without Expert Testimony
Sampson v. Surgery Center of Peoria, LLC Arizona Supreme [...]
OSHA Issues Emergency Temporary Standard to Protect Healthcare Workers from COVID-19
OSHA Emergency Temporary Standard On January 21, 2021 – [...]
Federal Judgment in Favor of Officer Sued in Individual Capacity Does Not Bar Plaintiff’s Separate State Suit Against County and Sheriff in Official Capacity
Clem v. Pinal County Arizona Court of Appeals, Div. [...]
The Application of Physical Force to the Body of a Person with Intent to Restrain Is a Seizure Even if the Person Does Not Submit and Is Not Subdued
Torres v. Madrid et al. U.S. Supreme Court March [...]