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Arizona Court of Appeals Division One holds that the Dental Board does not violate due process by summarily suspending a dentist’s license without a prior hearing in emergency circumstances so long as the dentist receives a prompt hearing afterward.
Wade v. Ariz. State Retirement Sys. – 3/23/2017
April 4, 2017
Arizona Supreme Court holds that an employer’s contributions into a deferred compensation plan are “compensation” for purposes of the Arizona State Retirement System.
Biggs v. Betlach – 3/16/2017
March 31, 2017
Arizona Court of Appeals Division One holds that a hospital assessment does not require a super-majority vote when it is not a tax and is authorized by statute, not prescribed by formula, amount, or limit, and set by a state officer or agency.
Arizona Court of Appeals Division Two holds that on a motion to compel arbitration, limited discovery on the issue of procedural unconscionability is permissible.
Arizona Supreme Court holds that lenders full-credit bid made at trustee sale does not terminate or reduce coverage under standard form title insurance policies.
Orosco v. Maricopa County Special Health Care District (2/2/2017)
February 23, 2017
Arizona Court of Appeals Division One holds that a subsequent Rule 68 offer of judgment does not extinguish the effect of an offeree’s failure to accept a prior offer of judgment when both offers were more favorable to the offeree than the ultimate judgment.