Arizona Court of Appeals Division One Holds that for the Purposes of an Insurance Policy, a “Household” Is Evaluated Based upon the Totality of the Circumstances.
Arizona Court of Appeals Division One Holds that When the Government Eliminates a Property Owner’s Established Access to an Abutting Street and the Owner Retains Access from Another Street, the Owner is Not Necessarily Foreclosed from Obtaining Compensation for Damages to the Property.
Arizona Court of Appeals Division One Holds That A Defendant Forfeits His Claim For Attorney’s Fees If He Makes No Request For Fees In A Successful Rule 12(b) Motion.
Arizona Court of Appeals Division One Holds That Statute Defining Cognitive Disability Trumps Division of Developmental Disabilities’ Interpretation of the Statute.