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Arizona Supreme Court Further Interprets Arizona Mechanics' Lien Statute

September 16, 2014

While not a hot topic to the general public, Arizona Contractors should be aware of Arizona Mechanics’ Lien Statutes and how the Courts modify and interpret them. In a recent decision (Weitz Co LLC v. Heth), the Arizona Supreme Court recently held Arizona’s Mechanics’ lien Statutes, do not preclude equitable subrogation of lien that attached…

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Defective Airbag Lawsuit

August 22, 2014

Recently a jury in Lackawanna County  Pennsylvania awarded a couple $5.9 Million related to a defective airbag in the couples’ 2005 Mercury Sable.  The couple filed the defective airbag lawsuit following a 2010 near head on collision.  The Sable’s airbag failed to deploy upon impact.  The driver (husband) herniated a disc and suffered lower-extremity paralysis.  Attorneys for…

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Arizona Registrar Of Contractors Recovery Fund

August 21, 2014

Most Arizona contractors know what the Arizona Registrar Of Contractors Recovery Fund is.   Most residential homeowners do not.   The Registrar set up the recovery fund to provide financial protection for residential homeowners to compensate them financially for defective workmanship.   All licensed residential contractors contribute to the fund.  The fund does not accept claims from…

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Uninsured Motorist Bodily Injury Coverage

August 15, 2014

Many people purchase additional coverage on their automobile insurance including uninsured motorist bodily injury and under-insured bodily injury coverage. Uninsured Bodily injury coverage replaces the liability coverage of an at fault party who  has no insurance.  Under-Insured provides an injured party with additional liability coverage in situations where the at fault person does not have…

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Arizona Appellate Court Allows Probationer To Use Medicinal Marijuana

August 12, 2014

On Friday, a three panel Appellate Court ruled that those on probation could still use medicinal marijuana.   This assumes of course that the individual on probation has a valid medicinal marijuana patient card.  The case in question involved an appeal of a Cochise County Superior Court, ruling that denied a drug-case probationer’s request to…

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