Blunt v. Town of Gilbert (9th Cir. 24-3538 4/3/26) Retroactivity | AZ POBOR
This case raises the issue of whether Arizona’s presumption against retroactivity prohibits application of a 2022 amendment to the Arizona Peace Officers Bill of Rights
This case raises the issue of whether Arizona’s presumption against retroactivity prohibits application of a 2022 amendment to the Arizona Peace Officers Bill of Rights
On the court’s own motion, the majority opinion filed in this matter on January 14, 2026, is modified as follows: To the “Disposition,” we add
Reversing the district court’s judgment in a putative class action brought by former employees of a travel-nursing agency against the agency for purported wage-related violations,
THE COURT: It is ordered that the opinion filed herein on March 25, 2026, be modified as follows: 1. We modify the caption of the
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Petition for review after affirmance of order denying motion to compel arbitration. If an arbitration agreement provides that disputes will be resolved under the Federal
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One of the key facets of the legal profession is the robust and ever-growing set of ethical obligations to which attorneys must adhere. Among those