Arizona Court of Appeals Division One holds that Arizona’s public post-secondary schools may not offer resident tuition to students benefiting from the federal Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
Arizona Court of Appeals Division Two holds that guarantors’ spouses who did not sign the guaranties cannot be held liable under Arizona law nor bound by California choice-of-law provisions in the guaranties.
Arizona Supreme Court holds that an injury to a vulnerable adult need not be related to the condition which makes her a vulnerable adult to give rise to an actionable claim for neglect of a vulnerable adult under Arizona’s Adult Protective Services Act.
The Arizona Supreme Court holds that, for purposes of a negligence claim, a patient owes a duty of reasonable care to a caregiver allegedly injured by the patient’s actions.
Arizona Court of Appeals Division One holds that A.R.S. § 12-1802(4) and (6) do not bar a suit to enjoin public officers from exceeding their statutory authority or arbitrarily or unreasonably exercising their discretionary authority.