by azguy | Sep 10, 2025
Some time ago, a Chicago jury awarded $450,000 in damages to a woman who lost an eye when she was struck by a ball at a golf tournament. That case is noteworthy because it is one of the few in which seriously injured spectators have successfully sued the sponsor of a...
by azguy | Sep 10, 2025
For decades, some product manufacturers have lobbied Congress to enact federal laws that would greatly limit their liability for injuries caused by harmful and defective products. They say consumer remedies built into the common law (court-made law) are...
by azguy | Sep 10, 2025
Sports activities are fraught with risks—mostly for participants. Occasionally, however, spectators are injured. Golf courses, baseball parks, hockey arenas and auto race tracks appear to present the greatest risk of personally injury to spectators. Spectator injuries...
by azguy | Sep 10, 2025
What happens if you are eating with family or friends in a restaurant and you suddenly crack a tooth on a pebble in the beans? Is the restaurant potentially liable for your injury, including dental bills and pain and suffering? In Arizona, the answer is yes. In...
by azguy | Sep 10, 2025
The holiday season poses special problems for parents whose children sometimes act inappropriately. Too many parties and too much celebrating occasionally can lead to some destructive behavior. In Arizona, parents and legal guardians who have custody or control...
