Arizona Court of Appeals Division One Holds That Employee’s Due Process Right to Adequate Notice Was Violated When Board Upheld His Termination on Grounds Not Alleged in Dismissal Notice.
Arizona Court of Appeals Division One Holds that Superior Court May Award Costs and Expenses, But Not Attorneys’ Fees, Incurred Before and in the Course of Prior Appeal, to Party Who Failed to Request Costs and Fees in Prior Appeal.
Arizona Supreme Court Holds That A Claim Letter Sent to a Public Entity Containing Qualifying Language Regarding Damage Claims Fails to Satisfy the Requirements of Arizona’s Notice of Claim Statute.
Arizona Court of Appeals Division One Holds That A Subcontractor Is Required to Arbitrate a General Contractor’s Indemnity Claim Against It Where the Subcontract Expressly Incorporates “General Conditions,” Which in Turn Incorporate The Arbitration Provision of the Prime Contract Between the General