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How to Navigate the Appeals Process
Appellate law is significantly different from other areas of the law, as an appeal is not the same as a trial. In an appeals case, it is not possible to introduce new evidence or to present oral arguments based on… Read MoreWhen will the Feds Help Arizona Farmers?
On October 19, 2018, President Trump issued a Presidential Memorandum directing Federal Agencies to work together to reduce burdens on Western Water deliveries. The goal of the memorandum is to reduce regulatory burdens and improve water reliability. The Memorandum stated… Read MoreThe “Tri-Pellate” Lawyer: Objecting to Attorney Fees
The American Rule controls assessment of attorney fees arising out of litigation. Under this rule, each party is responsible for paying its own attorney fees, unless specific authority granted by statute or contract allows the assessment of those fees against… Read MoreGovernment Shutdown Blocks Access to E-Verify
The United States is currently experiencing the longest government shutdown in U.S. History. One of the several effects of this shutdown is the inability to access E-Verify accounts. E-Verify is a system allowing employers to confirm the eligibility of their… Read More
What Is Arbitration and How Is It Different from the Courtroom?
You have probably heard of arbitration before, but you may not understand what the concept means. If you don’t want to take your case to court, arbitration is an alternative. How can you tell when arbitration is the best move… Read More