Appellate Tip: Make Sure That Your Judgment or Order is Final and Appealable
Written By: Eileen GilBride & Jonathan Barnes
No judgment […]
Gordon Lewis Named 2017 “Lawyer of the Year” for Education Law in Phoenix, AZ
Partner Gordon Lewis has been named the 2017 “Lawyer of the Year” for Education Law in Phoenix, Arizona. This is Mr. […]
Arizona’s real estate statutes do not create an employer-employee relationship between brokers and agents, nor do they impose a non-delegable duty on the broker to supervise an agent’s driving.
Santorii v. MartinezRusso
Arizona Court of Appeals, August 23, 2016
Real estate agent was returning from a sales appointment when the car he was driving crossed the center line and struck Santorii’s tractor-trailer, killing […]
16 Lawyers from Jones, Skelton & Hochuli Were Listed in The Best Lawyers In America© 2017
Congratulations to the 16 lawyers from Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, P.L.C. that were selected by their peers for The Best Lawyers in America© 2017. Best Lawyers is widely regarded by both […]
Court did not abuse its discretion in denying a motion to confirm arbitration award that asked for more than was awarded.
Klesla et al. v. Wittenberg
Arizona Court of Appeals, August 18, 2016
Kleslas sued for (1) the return of their residential lease security deposit, (2) statutory treble damages, (3) punitive damages for alleged fraud […]
Jefferson T. Collins Prevailed By Summary Judgment In A Premises Liability Negligence Matter
Kinast v. Target – On behalf of his client, Target Corporation, Partner Jeff Collins, prevailed by summary judgment in a […]
JSH Attorneys Conquer Employment Discrimination Case Against A Local County
Yazzie v. Mohave County – Jones, Skelton & Hochuli attorneys Michele Molinario […]
Superior Court Dismisses Wrongful Death Claims Against Maricopa County Based On Plaintiff’s Untimely Notice Of Claim
Johnson & Urbina v. Michael Riddle Painting, Inc – Jones, Skelton & Hochuli Governmental and Appellate Group members John DiCaro […]
A Tort Defendant May Name Plaintiff’s Subsequent Physician As A Non-Party At Fault, Despite The “Original Tortfeasor Rule”
Cramer v. Starr
Arizona Supreme Court, July 18, 2016
Arizona’s comparative fault statute (UCATA) requires the trier of fact in a tort case to compare and apportion the fault of all persons who are […]
Kevin Broerman Prevails On A Commercial Binding Arbitration
New Bauhaus v. American Green – Jones, Skelton & Hochuli Partner Kevin Broerman prevailed on a commercial binding arbitration using […]