Arizona Courts
Disabled A.J. woman sues HOA over towed van
July 2, 2008 ·
APACHE JUNCTION — An Apache Junction Homeowners Association is facing stiff penalties and a discrimination charge from the lawsuit of a local property owner who found her handicap van towed from in front of her home. Sharon Turley claims the Arizona Goldfield Homeowners’ Association discriminated against her by not making “reasonable accommodations” for her disabilities and violated state law by not providing proper notice and opportunity to be heard before towing the van. HOA officials first said they would... [Read more]
Northern Arizona lawsuits
Kingman gold mine garners $500K lawsuit
KINGMAN — Four Californians claim they poured money into a gold mine near Dolan Springs, only to have the mine sold out from under them without compensation, according to a recent... [Read more]
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Southern Arizona lawsuits
Pima County sued over 289 chickens
TUCSON — Animal control officials for Pima County wrongfully seized and destroyed a local man’s prized chickens when they mistakenly took them as part of a cockfighting... [Read more]
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