If you sue someone, you must serve them correctly. That sounds like a small step, but the Arizona Supreme Court just showed how much it matters. On July 30, 2026, the Court decided McMahan v. Grasshopper Trans, Inc. (CV-25-0287-PR). A
State AG News: Child Safety, Social Media, Labor and Employment (August 28-September 2, 2026)
Each week, Crowell & Moring’s State Attorneys General team highlights significant actions that State AGs have taken. See our State Attorneys General page for more insights. Below are the updates from August 28-September 2, 2026:
Multistate Coalition
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FDA’s Own ByHeart Botulism File: 48 Babies, 17 Strains, a Death Complaint, No Root Cause, and Six Company Names Blacked Out
The Food and Drug Administration’s outbreak response network, CORE, closed the ByHeart infant botulism investigation with an Executive Incident Summary dated May 1, 2026, filed as CARA #1350. It counts 48 infants in 17 states, 28 confirmed and 20
Franchise 101: Challenging Every Shingle Claim; and A Multistate Twist
Franchisor 101: Challenging Every Shingle Claim
A federal district court in Pennsylvania granted in part and denied in part a franchisor’s motion to dismiss a franchisee’s counterclaims alleging fraudulent inducement, negligent misrepresentation, and breach of contract, among other claims.
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The Tohono O’odham Border Wall Fight Escalates after Denial of Request for Prelim Injunction
In US District Judge Richard Leon’s August 13 decision denying TO’s request for a preliminary injunction to stop construction the border wall on its reservation, he said:
While I have concluded that a preliminary injunction is unwarranted, I fully expect
Arizona Wants Your Thumbprint
Beginning next month, some Arizonans signing legal documents will have to do something new. After signing a deed or power of attorney, they’ll also have to leave a thumbprint in the notary’s journal.
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Arizona Court Upholds DUI Conviction Despite Prosecutor’s Improper Question — State v. Dubois
By Gordon Thompson, Phoenix DUI & Criminal Defense Attorney (Arizona State Bar, licensed since 1982) — Published August 29, 2026The Arizona Court of Appeals just affirmed a Maricopa County man’s convictions for aggravated DUI and unlawful flight from police —
Can You Get a DUI for THC Metabolites in Arizona?
Can You Be Charged With DUI for THC Metabolites in Arizona? The Harris Rule, Explained Through State v. Chacon In Arizona, you can be convicted of drug DUI for having active THC in your blood in any amount —
Arizona DUI & Metabolites DUI : State v. Chacon Explained
# Can You Be Convicted of Drug DUI in Arizona Just for Having Marijuana in Your System? What State v. Chacon Teaches Us “` — **Meta Title:** Arizona Drug DUI & Marijuana Metabolites: State v. Chacon Explained | Gordon Thompson,
Drug DUI Defense: Who Has the Burden of Proof? (State v. Bayardi Explained)
Arizona Drug DUI Defense: Who Has to Prove Your Prescription Was Valid? Case: State v. Bayardi | Court: Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One | Citation: 230 Ariz. 195, 281 P.3d 1063 (Ariz. App. 2012) Short answer: If you’re