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 [...]
The Reasonableness of an Insurer’s Decision to Withhold Consent to Settle is Assessed from the Insurer’s Perspective, Not the Insured’s
Apollo Education v. National Union Fire Ins. Co. Arizona [...]
Arizona Supreme Court Holds: No Search Warrant or Court Order is Needed to Obtain an Internet User’s IP Address or ISP Subscriber Information
State v. Mixton Arizona Supreme Court | January 11, [...]
Commercial Building Tenants Do Not Owe a Duty to Entrants Upon the Roof of the Premises Absent Control Over the Roof
Dabush v. Prizma Capital LLC, et al. Arizona Supreme [...]
Arizona’s Revised Statute for Sexual Assault Claims
Written By: Patrick Gorman In early 2019, Arizona revised [...]
AZ District Court Holds Auto Insurer Did Not Commit Bad Faith in Reimbursing Insured for Reduced Amounts Medical Provider Accepted as Payment; Reduced Amounts Are “Reasonable Medical Expenses Incurred”
Jimenez v. Progressive Preferred Ins. Co. 2020 WL 2037113 [...]
DPS Dispatcher is Entitled to Qualified Immunity in Suit Alleging Negligence
Harianto v. State of Arizona (Court of Appeals, Division [...]
Trial Court Cannot Prevent Recording of Independent Neuropsychological Exam
Clayton v. Kenworthy (Arizona Court of Appeals, September 15, [...]
Wrongful Death Beneficiaries Claiming Ongoing Loss of Companionship of Decedent Need Not Disclose Their Medical Records
Heaphy v. Metcalf (Arizona Court of Appeals, Div. Two, [...]
U.S. Supreme Court Holds That Title VII of the Civil Rights Act Prohibits Employment Discrimination on the Basis of Homosexuality and Transgender Status
Bostock v. Clayton County, Georgia U.S. Supreme Court No:17-1618 [...]