If you have suffered physical or psychological harm as a consequence of head injuries while playing college sports on a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) regulated team, you could be entitled to monetary compensation. Concussions occur on a regular basis on the playing field—in all NCAA sports, not just football—and a lot of them go […]
http://www.reuters.com/ As reported above, the U.S. Supreme Court has declined BP’s request to keep in place a stay on Business Payments. That stay has kept our clients from receiving their compensation award for months more than necessary, so we are cautiously optimistic that our business economic loss clients will soon start receiving their awards.
Recently, Arizona Home Insurance Company attempted to dismiss our client’s suit on the weak argument that the suit was brought more than two years after the date of loss. Our associate, David Chistoffel’s response convinced the court to over-rule the insurance company’s motion. Good job, David! Let’s hope they stop wasting resources and start living […]
In a 5-4 decision, the United States Supreme Court made a ruling Monday that affects the immigration status of thousands of adult children of immigrants. The court ruled that children who have turned 21 while their parents waited for permanent resident status are not entitled to the same status as minor children as they wait […]
Where in your insurance policy does it say you have to be “man enough” to overpower insurance company adjusters? I promise you, it’s not in there!
When we pay premiums for a policy, we are paying for the promise from the insurance company that they will make us whole if some covered loss were to damage our property. We’re not expecting to have to verbally or physically “out man” the insurance company’s hired guns—or is it hired goons? […]
Not only did Allstate fail to fairly pay our client on their hail damage claim, they are also tried to have their case dismissed on summary judgment. As you can see from the judge’s order, linked below, the court was not fooled. Great Job Attorneys David A. Christoffel and Andres Arguello! At Arguello Law Firm, […]
A professional home inspection often servers to find any home construction defects of which the buyer must be made aware prior to completing the purchase. Home inspections have become more popular in recent years, as 95 percent of purchased homes underwent an inspection in 2013, compared to only 75 percent twenty years earlier. While most […]
A woman in Colorado was reportedly arrested three times in one week for driving under the influence. Kimberly Micheloni, a 40-year-old office manager for the Internal Revenue Service, was arrested for the third time on May 20 and charged with driving under the influence, careless driving and two counts of contempt of court. She was […]
A bill proposed in the Senate would require the Internal Revenue Service to turn over debt collection records on back taxes to private collection agencies. The provisions of the bill would call for all “inactive tax receivables” to be assigned to private debt collection companies if the IRS is unable to find the owing taxpayer. […]
During the last week of April, devastating tornadoes ripped through the South, killing at least 36 people. That next week, AHA employees in Alabama, directly affected by the tornadoes and wanting to help their community, launched what is now known affectionately in all of the offices as “Casual Friday for Charity.” Attorneys and staff are […]