Pet Owners Cannot Recover Emotional Distress Or Loss Of Companionship Damages For Injury Or Death Of Pet
Kaufman v. Langhofer Ct. Appeals, Div. One, December 22, [...]
Osha Standards Maybe Considered As Some Evidence Of The Standard Of Care
Wendland v. AdobeAir, Inc. Ct. Appeals, Div. One, December [...]
Court Should Review Records To Determine Whether To Release Documents Concerning Death By Potential Criminal Conduct
Schoeneweis v. Hamner, et. al Ct. Appeals, Div. One, [...]
Workers’ Compensation and the Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing to the Employer and Employee: An Inherent Conflict
Written by: Don Myles & Les Tuskai Introduction Workers’ compensation [...]
Insurer Defending Under Reservation Of Rights Loses Its Subrogation Rights If It Received Notice And The Insured’s Settlement Was Reasonable
Monterey Homes v. Federated Mutual Insurance Company Ct. Appeals, [...]
The Economic Loss Doctrine Does Not Apply To A Case Against A Design Professional
Flagstaff Affordable Housing Limited Partnership v. Design Alliance Inc. [...]
Evidentiary Errors Cause reversal Of Medical Malpractice Defense Verdict
Pipher v. Loo Ct. Appeals, Div. One, March 10, [...]
Attorney Does Not Have A Charging Lien On Client’s Recovery Where Recovery Fund Is Eliminated By Rule 68 Sanctions
Monterey Homes v. Federated Mutual Insurance Company Ct. Appeals, [...]
Non-Party At Fault Notice Requires Facts Explaining Why Non-Party Is Liable; Rule 68 Sanctions Include Non-Testifying Expert Fees
Scottsdale Ins. Co. v. Cendejas Ct. Appeals, Div. One, [...]
Punitive Damages Eight Times Compensatory Ruled Excessive And Reduced To A 1:1 Ratio
Hudgins v. Southwest Airlines, Co. Ct. Appeals, Div. One, [...]