Essential for handling personal injury and wrongful death claims in Arizona, this handbook thoroughly covers legal and ethical issues surrounding third-party claims under both Arizona and federal law.
This practice manual, written by practicing juvenile law attorneys, describes the practical aspects of juvenile delinquency processes in the Arizona judicial system.
This desk reference is designed to enable judges and attorneys to have immediate topical access to attorneys' fee awards information. It also provides information whether attorneys' fees are mandatory or discretionary where appropriate.
Arizona Employment Law Handbookis an authoritative, comprehensive guide to the law governing private sector and public sector employment in Arizona. This two-volume set is now available in a third edition (Vol. 1) and second edition with 2014 supplement (Vol. 2). Written and reviewed by over 65 top Arizona employment law attorneys, Arizona Employment Law analyzes cases, statutes, and regulations. You’ll find thorough, practical discussion of cutting-edge issues such as privacy rights within the workplace, wrongful discharge, restrictive covenants, and new causes of action and remedies for discrimination, as well as employment law basics such as wages and hours, employee benefits, occupational safety and health, workers’ compensation, and unemployment compensation.
The Arizona Legal Ethics Handbook is a comprehensive treatment of the “law of lawyering,” as it has been developed and articulated by the Arizona courts and disciplinary authorities. Its organization and structure are tied to that of the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct, with a separate chapter devoted to each individual Rule.
This new Fourth Edition updates the Third Edition, 2015, incorporating subsequent case law and ethical opinions. The fourth edition includes several notable changes to the Ethical Rules and Arizona Supreme Court rules governing law practice effective January 1, 2016.
The third edition of Arizona Construction Law Practice Manual is the definitive reference on construction law practice in Arizona. Written by highly regarded construction attorneys and professionals, with 56 chapters explaining the key principles of construction law, this 2-volume manual is a “must have” for any lawyer practicing in this area. Its scope is unique among construction treatises, in that it explains the practical applications of construction law and answers many of the questions and concerns you may face when working with your client.
