Upcoming Event (11/8/2017)

October 23, 2017
Seminar: Arizona Supreme Court Review This program will feature all Arizona Supreme Court justices, as well as court staff and practitioners. They will speak about practice before the Court, important cases, recent developments at the Court, and more

Upcoming Event (11/9/2017)

October 23, 2017
Seminar: The Record on Appeal This program will demystify the record on appeal in the Arizona Court of Appeals. What is in the appellate record and how does it get there? What materials does the Court of Appeals have access to? What are the best practices for submitting and citing to the record in appellate briefs? When may a party submit material outside the record? The program will address the standard record items (pleadings, transcripts, exhibits), as well as trickier items (such as proposed

Shah v. Baloch (10/12/2017)

October 17, 2017
The Arizona Court of Appeals Division One holds that there is no equitable exception to ERISA’s anti-alienation bar prohibiting the garnishment of funds that a plan participant or beneficiary fraudulently conveys to a qualified pension plan.

Flynn v. Campbell – 9/22/2017

October 12, 2017
Arizona Supreme Court holds that under Arizona Rule of Civil Procedure 15(c), an amended complaint naming a new defendant relates back to the original complaint if (among other things) the newly added defendant knew or should have known the plaintiff mistakenly failed to name him or her as a party in the original complaint.