Eleven defendants charged with aggravated driving under the influence had their blood tested by the Scottsdale Crime Laboratory.Narinda Greene2018-05-23T10:58:16-07:00April 23, 2015|
Plaintiff suffered serious injuries while performing clean-up duties during the final stages of construction at a Sam’s Club store located on property owned by Wal-Mart.Narinda Greene2018-05-23T10:52:07-07:00April 21, 2015|
Plaintiff’s Sues Medicis for Consumer Fraud, Product Liability, and Punitive DamagesNarinda Greene2018-05-23T11:08:53-07:00January 29, 2015|
Rudolfo Brothers Plastering, Inc. claimed that Everest Indemnity Insurance Company acted in bad faith by entering into a settlement agreement that exhausted the liability coverage of an Owner Controlled Insurance Program (OCIP) policy to Rudolfo’s detriment.Narinda Greene2018-05-23T11:02:55-07:00January 15, 2015|
A tortfeasor’s insurance company does not satisfy a properly perfected medical lien simply by including the medical provider as a joint payee on a settlement check.Narinda Greene2018-05-23T13:09:31-07:00July 15, 2014|
The Arizona Supreme Court today issued a decision addressing whether a warrant authorizing the search of a home allowed police to search a purse belonging to a person not named in the warrant.Narinda Greene2018-05-23T13:07:29-07:00April 20, 2014|
An Appraiser Owes No Duty of Care to a Seller if the Appraiser Does Not Intend the Seller to Receive and Rely Upon the AppraisalNarinda Greene2018-09-17T09:59:19-07:00March 31, 2014|
A Public Entity Waives a Notice of Claim Defense by Failing to Seek Prompt Judicial Resolution; a Plaintiff May Demonstrate Breach of the Standard of Care by Showing a Defendant Has Departed from Rules of Its Own MakingNarinda Greene2018-09-17T09:49:16-07:00March 27, 2014|
Store that Acquires Easement for Arrival and Departure of Invitees Owes Duty of Care to Invitee Who Is Injured While Using Easement for the Same PurposeNarinda Greene2018-09-17T09:57:17-07:00March 21, 2014|
Public Entities Are Statutorily Immune from Liability for Felonies Committed by Public Employees Unless the Entity Had Actual Knowledge of the Employee’s Propensity for the CrimeNarinda Greene2018-09-17T09:55:25-07:00March 11, 2014|