Ashley Caballero-Daltrey Outlines Changing Landscape of Citation in Arizona Attorney
What Are You Signaling? The Changing Landscape of Citation [...]
Arizona’s Dram Shop Statute Preempts Common Law Negligence Claim Against Liquor Licensee
Torres v. JAI Dining Arizona Court of Appeals March [...]
Arizona’s Anti-SLAPP Statute Applies to Noise Complaints
BLK III, LLC v. Skelton Arizona Court of Appeals [...]
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 [...]
Justin Ackerman to Present on “Hot Notice” Claim Issues for the Arizona Public Risk Management Association
JSH appellate associate attorney Justin Ackerman will discuss “hot [...]
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 [...]
Jones, Skelton & Hochuli Recognized in 2022 “Best Law Firms” List; Appellate Practice Earns National Ranking
Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, PLC is pleased to announce [...]
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 [...]
U.S. Supreme Court Again Cautions Against Using Overly Generalized Cases To Find That “Clearly Established Precedent” Precludes Qualified Immunity
City of Tahlequah v. Bond and Rivas-Villegas v. Cortesluna [...]