In Rodriguez-Ramirez v. State of Arizona, (AZ Sup. Ct., Aug. 12, 2026), the Arizona Supreme Court held that a conversation which the pastor of a Phoenix church had with his co-pastor in which the pastor discussed a sexual impropriety
Gina Rubel Discusses Executive Leadership Visibility in the Era of AI Summarization
July 2026In an AI-amplified media environment, executive visibility is a matter of law firm governance.
Gina Rubel Discusses Executive Leadership Visibility in the Era of AI SummarizationDate: October 14-16, 2026Location: Legal Marketing Association Tech West by Southwest Regional Conference, Sheraton
BRB Risk Jobs Board — Conflicts Attorney (Ashurst Perkins Coie)
In this BRB jobs update, I’m pleased to spotlight an open position at Ashurst Perkins Coie: “Conflicts Attorney” —
- Ashurst Perkins Coie is looking for a dynamic, qualified individual to fill a Conflicts Attorney position performing conflicts analysis on
Sealing Arizona Criminal Conviction Records | Petty Offenses
Arizona’s New Law Lets You Seal a Petty Offense Record Immediately — No Waiting Period By Gordon Thompson, Phoenix DUI & Criminal Defense Attorney — licensed in Arizona since 1982, 47 years of experience, 6,000+ clients represented. Last updated: July
Barry Goldwater Inst. for Pub. Pol’y Rsch. Ctr. v. City of Phoenix – 7/17/2026
Arizona’s public records law provides that public records “shall be open to inspection by any person at all times during office hours.” A.R.S. § 39-121. A qualifying public record carries a strong presumption of disclosure. But access may be restricted
Bernie Goetz Is Not the Subject of This Post (though when I've finished the book I might review it here)
So this retired criminal defense lawyer is sitting in his recliner one summer evening in Phoenix, Arizona (10 pm temperature a nippy 92 after a high today 106) reading Fear and Fury, which if you’re old enough to remember
Left‑Turn Collision Claims: How Insurers Shift Blame and What Arizona Drivers Should Know
A left‑turn collision is one of the most common types of intersection accidents in Arizona. Although the left‑turning driver is often presumed at fault, insurance companies frequently try to shift responsibility onto the driver going straight, hoping to reduce their
Dog Bite Cases in Arizona: What Victims Need to Know Before Filing a Claim
Arizona has some of the strongest protections in the country for victims of dog bites. If you or a loved one has been injured, the law is often far more favorable than people realize. Below is a clear, detailed guide
Ministry Gets TRO To Allow It to Distribute Food in Park to Homeless Individuals
In St. Herman’s Table v. City of Phoenix, (D AZ, June 10, 2026), an Arizona federal district court granted a temporary restraining order barring the city of Phoenix from enforcing against plaintiff a requirement that it obtain a permit
A Practical Guide to Navigating Personal Injury Claims
Personal injury accidents can leave you facing medical expenses, stress, and uncertainty about your next steps. Taking timely and informed action is essential to protecting your rights and strengthening your potential claim. With guidance from a knowledgeable Scottsdale attorney who