Senior exploitation, abuse and neglect of seniors appears to be a costly problem. In September 2010, the U.S. Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) ... Read More
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ARIZONA’S ANTI-DEFICIENCY STATUTES
The Arizona Court of Appeals has decided several recent cases interpreting and applying Arizona’s anti-deficiency statutes. Watch this short video ... Read More
SUING THE REPUBLIC OF IRAQ IN THE UNITED STATES
Two Cyprus based oil brokerage companies sued the Republic of Iraq in a U.S. federal court over the termination of two agreements concerning the ... Read More
BUYER BEWARE AT BARRETT-JACKSON AUTO AUCTION
For all of you auto auction junkies out there, beware. In Castle v. Barrett-Jackson Auction Company, LLC, the Arizona Court of Appeals upheld the ... Read More
DOG OWNER MAY RECOVER DAMAGES FOR SENTIMENTAL VALUE – TEXAS COURT HOLDS
UPDATE: After this video, the Texas Supreme Court reversed the Court of Appeals and held that a dog owner may not recover for emotional distress or ... Read More
“NO CONTEST” CLAUSE MAY DISCOURAGE WILL OR TRUST CONTEST
In this post, I will explain how a “no contest” clause may be used to defend against an estate, probate, will or trust contest in Arizona. Peace of ... Read More
