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Etcitty v. State of Arizona (2009):  Exploring Negligence and Government Liability

Introduction Negligence is a crucial concept in civil law, and when it involves government entities, the principles and standards can be particularly difficult to navigate.  Etcitty v. State of Arizona, 208 Ariz. 500 (2009), a notable case decided by the Arizona Supreme Court in 2009, delves into negligence in the context of government liability. For more information on how Munger •...

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In re Estate of Crouse:  A Case of Testamentary Capacity, Testamentary Freedom, and Undue Influence

Introduction In the legal world, cases involving estates and wills can be complex and emotionally charged.  In 2010, the Arizona Supreme Court dealt with a particularly intriguing case that brought the legal concepts of “testamentary capacity” and “undue influence” into focus.  The case, In re Estate of Crouse, sheds light on the importance of ensuring that a person’s last...

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Kalway v. Calabria Ranch HOA, LLC:  What Does It Mean for Homeowners in Arizona?

The Arizona Supreme Court, in the case of Kalway v. Calabria Ranch HOA, LLC, 249 Ariz. 201 (2022), has ruled that homeowner associations (HOAs) cannot amend their governing documents to impose new restrictions on homeowners without their consent. Please click this link if you wish to learn more about Homeowner Associations Law, and how Munger • Denker • Ruiz • Barbour can help you. The...

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Arizona Supreme Court Holds that Builders Cannot Waive the Implied Warranty of Habitability

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