Osborn Maledon, P.A.

Osborn Maledon, P.A. is a law firm based in Arizona that publishes legal blogs and announcements primarily focused on appellate practice and litigation within the state. Their content includes detailed analyses of recent court decisions, procedural rules, and continuing legal education events relevant to Arizona law. The firm addresses topics such as appellate jurisdiction, medical negligence, service of process, and statutory interpretation. Their publications often provide practical insights for legal practitioners, including case reviews and discussions on professional advocacy techniques. The firm also engages with issues related to state constitutional law and public policy as they pertain to litigation and appellate advocacy in Arizona.

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About a decade ago, a dispute arose out of the Arizona Racing Commission’s determinations regarding which party would receive a horse-racing license. The details of the dispute matter little here. Deferring to the Commission’s factual findings, the superior court eventually…

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An outside organization submitted a public records request to the Arizona Attorney General seeking, from January 2020 forward, all communications between the Attorney General’s office and an outside non-profit group, any relevant engagement letters, and communications related to the Attorney…

Two LLCs that acquire distressed real estate sued an individual and several companies for tortious interference with contracts and business expectancy. A required element of tortious interference is “the existence of a valid contractual relationship or business expectancy.” The defendants…

Arizona Attorney magazine published an article by Osborn Maledon attorneys Eric M. Fraser (former editor of this blog) and Andrew G. Pappas (current editor of this blog) in the April 2026 issue. “10 Tips for Writing Effective Civil Judgments” gives…

In August 2024, Daniel Commans appeared before the Lake Havasu Municipal Court for a virtual arraignment on misdemeanor charges. When the court asked Commans to provide an email address, he told the court that he had two, spelling out the…