Q. Do I have a case? A. Generally, you have a case if you were injured and someone else is at least partially at fault for your injuries. Any time you have been seriously injured in a manner where you… Read More
Parents often let other family members, usually their teenage children, drive the family car. They do not, typically, realize that they expose themselves to personal liability for the negligent acts of those drivers in that car. The Arizona Supreme Court… Read More
For years, healthcare facilities were cell phone free zones because of concerns about interference with pacemakers and other devices. Several studies refuted those assumptions, however, and many facilities changed their policies. Today, there is a new concern: patient privacy. Healthcare… Read More
Healthcare in America is not simple. While Medicare delivers services to many people, we believe many recipients may not fully appreciate the scope of Medicare services, how services are covered under Parts A through D, etc. Here’s a brief summary:… Read More
15. Don’t think your legal problems can be resolved overnight. 14. Be realistic about the amount of damages you can expect to recover – or forfeit. 13. Do not discuss your legal problems with anyone other than your lawyer. 12.… Read More
Under the Arizona Electronic Transactions Act, an electronic signature satisfies any law that requires a signature. The statutory definition of “electronic signature” is broad, encompassing “an electronic sound, symbol or process that is attached to or logically associated with a… Read More
On January 1, 2009, the Arizona Trust Code became effective, which provided Arizonans with a comprehensive code governing trusts of all types. On the same day, the Arizona Supreme Court adopted the Arizona Rules of Probate Procedure, which were designed… Read More
Maybe you can’t take it with you, but you can decide who benefits from the estate you leave behind – unless you die without a will. In that case, Arizona law requires that a court-appointed personal representative handle your estate. Do… Read More
Revocation by Divorce Statute Arizona has a “revocation by divorce” statute, which automatically rescinds a spouse’s pre-divorce or pre-annulment revocable bequest of property to a former spouse. The statute is based on a presumption that a divorce or annulment indicates… Read More
Things to bring with you when you visit an attorney to plan your estate: Personal Information Address, phone numbers, email address, social security number, date and place of birth, citizenship, marital status, previous marriages. Same information for spouse, if applicable.… Read More