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Lawyers want Lake to pay $700K in legal costs

12/26/2022
PHOENIX — Calling her bid to overturn the election “frivolous” and lacking “legal and factual merit,” attorneys who successfully defended against her claims want …

Arizona school districts join class action vape …

10/28/2022
Peoria Unified School District was considering joining a class action lawsuit against the e-cigarette company Juul.

Dems defending GOP from their own lawsuit

10/13/2022
PHOENIX — The Arizona Democratic Party is moving to defend elected Republican officials in Maricopa County from a lawsuit filed against them by their own party.

Short P & Z agenda planned for Supervisors meeting

9/10/2022
PHOENIX — A single development is all that's on the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors' planning and zoning agenda for Wednesday's informal meeting. A replat for Tract A of the Seasons at …

Wrongful arrest, assault alleged in lawsuit filed …

9/9/2022
A lawsuit filed by a man who videotaped Apache Junction police searching another person’s vehicle alleges “illegal and tortious assault, battery, seizure and arrest” stemming …

US court dismisses Scottsdale v. FAA lawsuit

6/30/2022
Scottsdale’s fight to have flight paths to and from Sky Harbor International Airport reevaluated has come to a disappointing close after several years of legal battle. On June 24, the United States …

Judge to rule this week on state voting manual

6/12/2022
PHOENIX — A judge will decide this coming week whether there will be any rules in place to run this year's elections or whether there will be, as an attorney for the governor fears, …

Scottsdale resolves lawsuit with affected driver

5/18/2022
Following a multiple car accident caused by a Scottsdale Police officer in 2019, another affected driver has sought compensation from the city due to personal costs incurred as a result of the …

Judge: AG’s lawsuit against Hobbs ‘flawed’

4/29/2022
PHOENIX — A Yavapai County judge said Friday that a lawsuit by Attorney General Mark Brnovich against Secretary of State Katie Hobbs is flawed.

Hobbs questions validity of AG lawsuit

4/28/2022
PHOENIX — A lawsuit filed by Attorney General Mark Brnovich is largely a bid to get traction for his bid for U.S. Senate, an attorney for Secretary of State Katie Hobbs charged Thursday.

Teacher lawsuit bill heads to Ducey

4/25/2022
PHOENIX — It is now up to Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey to decide whether parents can sue teachers who they believe have “usurped” their rights.

Lawmakers approve religious freedom bill

4/19/2022
PHOENIX — State lawmakers gave final approval to a religious freedom bill Tuesday despite concerns it could legalize discrimination and even preclude lawsuits against religious hospitals.