by adminUnderstanding Property Law: Exploring the Concept of Partition
In property law, the term “partition” refers to a legal process that allows co-owners of real estate to divide their jointly owned property into distinct portions or to sell it off and distribute the proceeds among themselves. Partition plays a crucial role in resolving disputes between and among co-owners who wish to dissolve their co-ownership and go their separate ways. What is...
by adminEtcitty 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 •...
by adminIn 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...
by adminUnderstanding Trademarks: What They Are and How to Obtain One
Introduction Trademarks play a crucial role in protecting the identity and reputation of businesses and individuals. Whether you’re a budding entrepreneur or an established company, understanding what a trademark is and how to obtain one is essential. For more information on how Munger • Denker • Ruiz • Barbour, can help you please contact us below. What is a Trademark? A...
by adminLaw 101: International Shoe Co. v. Washington
Photo Above by Joe Ravi, CC BY-SA 3.0 In the realm of legal history, certain cases continue to have a profound impact on the way our courts operate and conduct their affairs. International Shoe Co. v. Washington, a 326 U.S. 310 (1945), landmark Supreme Court case decided in 1945, is one such example. For more information on how Munger • Denker • Ruiz • Barbour, can help you please...
by adminAnother Victory for Munger • Denker • Ruiz • Barbour
Continuing the firm’s unequaled record of success in representing clients with complex legal needs, partners Andrew Barbour and John Anderson of Munger • Denker • Ruiz • Barbour recently emerged victorious in their latest jury trial. The outcome preserves their clients’ rights through a successful verdict on claims of breach of contract and breach of the implied covenant of good...by adminCommon Types of HOA Disputes: Understanding and Resolving Conflict
Homeowner associations (HOAs) exist to maintain community standards and ensure a harmonious living environment. Conflicts and disputes, however, can arise due to differences in interpretation, violation of rules, or disagreements over decisions.Please click this link if you wish to learn more about Homeowner Associations Law, and how Munger • Denker • Ruiz • Barbour, attorneys...
by adminKalway 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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