Arizona Supreme Court addresses duty
May 11, 2018
In a highly-anticipated decision, Quiroz v. Alcoa, the Arizona Supreme Court held that an employer had no duty to protect the public from off-site contact with employees who may have been carrying asbestos fibers on their work clothes. In a detailed analysis of …
Utah passes “free range parenting” law
Mar 28, 2018
Utah passes first-of-its-kind “free range parenting” law, which “exempts from the definition of child neglect various activities children can do without supervision, permitting ‘a child, whose basic needs are met and who is of sufficient age and maturity to avoid …
Arizona Court of Appeals Decision
Mar 21, 2018
Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One holds that the $270 fee the Town charged softball teams to play in a league at a Town park did not deprive the town of the recreational use statute’s protection, A.R.S. 33-1551.
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California’s New Self Driving Car Approval
Feb 28, 2018
The new regulations, which take effect as of April 2, will pave the way for companies like Waymo, Uber, GM, and others to continue autonomous vehicle (AV) testing on the roads of the Golden State and likely will lead to …
Live Webcast
Feb 12, 2018
On February 15, Kathleen Wieneke is sharing her expertise in litigating #civilrights claims in a webinar for the National Business Institute. In “Civil Rights Litigation,” she will be discussing the basics of #section1983 claims and asking the …
