The Best Laid Plans: A Departure From Flagstaff Affordable Housing and The Exansion of the Economic Loss Rule in Arizona By Alison R. Christian

The Best Laid Plans: A Departure From Flagstaff Affordable Housing and The Expansion of the Economic Loss Rule in Arizona Published in AADC Common Defense: A Magazine for Arizona Defense Attorneys, Spring 2012 By: Alison R. Christian   Recent expansions … Continue reading

Gena Sluga Article on Insurance Coverage Litigation for the ABA Convention

INSURANCE COVERAGE LITIGATION Gena L. Sluga Harper, Christian, Dichter & Sluga I. AVAILABLE CAUSES OF ACTION Insurance coverage disputes can be pleaded in a variety of different ways, depending on the situation involved and the goals of the litigants.  Insurance … Continue reading

INSURERS MAY SATISFY DUTY OF GOOD FAITH IN ARIZONA THROUGH INTERPLEADER OF FUNDS IN MULTIPLE CLAIMANT CASES

The recent Court of Appeals case, McReynolds v. American Commerce Ins. Co., addressed an issue of first impression in Arizona insurance law: whether an insurer facing multiple claims in excess of its policy limits can satisfy its duty to equal consider … Continue reading