Supreme Court Punts on the Issue of Whether Agent’s Dismissal with Prejudice on Notice of Claim Grounds Precludes Vicarious Claim
Banner v. Gordon Arizona Supreme Court January 20, 2022 [...]
Punitive Damages are Potentially Recoverable for Crash Involving Cellphone Usage
Purdy v. Metcalf Arizona Court of Appeals November 8, [...]
OSHA Issues Vaccine Mandate for Large Employers
JSH Attorney: Gordon Lewis On November 4, 2021, the [...]
Arizona Supreme Court: Overserved Patron’s Decision to Stop Home Before Driving Again Does Not Relieve Liquor Licensee’s Liability as a Matter of Law
Torres v. JAI Dining Servs. (Phx.) Inc. Arizona Supreme [...]
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 [...]