This important decision will set the tone for the balance of the case, and equal consideration should be given to each available alternative. Read more [...]

In its 2018 session, the Arizona legislature modified Arizona’s judgment renewal statute. Effective August 3, 2018, any judgment that has not expired prior to that date will automatically be valid for 10 years from the [...]

The Court held that statutory language must be applied in determining who the prevailing party is in certain cases involving contractual fee provisions. It is very common for the parties to a written contract to include a [...]

Class Action: In Garza v. Gama, the Arizona Court of Appeals found that Arizona’s implied covenant applied to the compensation arrangements between a trucking company and 80,000 drivers, even though not all of the drivers [...]

Failure to cross-appeal may result in waiver of certain arguments and, on occasion, have a preclusive effect in further litigation You have obtained a judgment in federal district court, but celebration is short lived: the [...]