A client causes serious injury to another. That client’s insurance is insufficient to cover the damages that may be awarded against him. What may counsel for the under-insured client do without exposing himself to civil liability, violating criminal statutes or… Read More
The Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has ruled that employees may be required to consent to arbitration of all Title VII claims as a condition on employment in Equal Employment Opportunity Comm’n v. Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps,… Read More
Whether you are a plaintiff or defendant engaged in litigation, or are someone faced with litigation which has not yet been filed, you will probably be counseled by your attorney to consider mediating your dispute. Many people confuse “mediation” with… Read More
Most folks who sue someone angrily, in an effort to redress a wrong that was done to them, say “I only want my day in court.” But having your “day in court” these days is not a sure thing. The court… Read More
The Appeal: “We’ve Only Just Begun . . .” The civil lawsuit (a lawsuit between people or corporate entities for money) is filed. Months later, during which the lawyers have made countless tactical and legal decisions, the long and complicated… Read More
TUCSON, Ariz. (September 2015) – Seven lawyers from Mesch Clark Rothschild have been recognized as Best Lawyers In America for 2016: Emery Barker, Douglas H. Clark, Jr., Mel Cohen, Richard Davis, Michael McGrath, Fred Petersen, and Lowell Rothschild. Emery Barker is a Best… Read More