Pending before the Arizona Legislature is H.B. 2239, a bill that would allow collateral source evidence to be considered by a jury in all personal ... Read More
BROAD ARBITRATION CLAUSE IN A NURSING HOME CONTRACTS LIMITED TO SIGNOR
In Re Heiney is a recent unreported, memorandum decision in which the Arizona Court of Appeals held that an arbitration agreement was not binding on a ... Read More
THINKING OF CHANGING JOBS?
Changing jobs can be a lot like moving to a new house. But unlike moving to a new house, when you change jobs you may not always be able to bring all ... Read More
PETITION TO AMEND RULES OF PROBATE PROCEDURE
On January 11, 2010, a Petition was filed to further amend Arizona’s Rules of Probate Procedure that went into effect on January 1, 2009. The proposed ... Read More
BANKRUPTCY LAW PREEMPTS ARIZONA LAW DEFICIENCY DEADLINE
How does federal bankruptcy law affect the 90-day deadline to file a deficiency action under Arizona real estate law after a trustee sale ... Read More
ABUSE OF POWERS OF ATTORNEY MAY CREATE PROBLEMS
Powers of attorney are authorized by statute in Arizona. A power of attorney is a written document whereby one person (the principal) gives authority ... Read More
