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 [...]
Court of Appeals Holds That Agents’ Dismissal with Prejudice on Notice of Claim Grounds Does Not Require Dismissal of Vicarious Liability Claim Against the Principal
Banner University Medical Center Tucson Campus et al. v. [...]
Update on Potential Immunity From COVID-19 Civil Liability: Arizona Bill H2912
Written By: Eileen GilBride May 29, 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic [...]
Phasing In: Re-Opening Arizona Courts After Lockdown
Written By: Eileen GilBride May 15, 2020 Last Friday the [...]
COVID-19 Legislative Updates: “Good Samaritan” Executive Order, State Legislation, Federal Coronavirus Relief Bill (CARES Act)
Written By: Eileen GilBride April 10, 2020 The "Good Samaritan [...]
Trial Court Has Discretion to Deny Motion to Dismiss Even Where Plaintiff Fails to Timely Serve Defendant Without Good Cause
Langevin v. Sholem Arizona Supreme Court March 30, 2020 [...]
Ninth Circuit Says Officers May Seize Wife’s Gun Without a Warrant Because Husband’s Acute Mental Health Episode Posed a Threat to the Community
Rodriguez v. City of San Jose Ninth Circuit Court [...]
MedPay is Not Health Insurance, Thus Is Subject to Health Provider Lien
Dignity v. Farmers Arizona Court of Appeals, June 11, [...]