Oro Valley drivers are adjusting to the new "hands-free" ordinance that went into effect this past January. Awareness enforcement started in January, with a period of "warning enforcement." On Sept. 1, the warning period ends and hands-free enforcement starts. Fines begin at $50 for the first offense, higher for repeat offenses. If…
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What is Qui Tam? If you've uncovered evidence indicating that your employer may be defrauding the federal government, you may have a civil lawsuit under the federal False Claims Act called a "qui tam" action. False Claims Act The federal law, known as the False Claims Act compensates people, known…
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The widespread opioid epidemic in the U.S. claims the lives of 60,000 Americans every year. Millions are treated for chronic pain with prescribed opioid medicines to help treat their conditions. Arizona health officials have declared a public health emergency in our state. A recent study of participants over the age of…
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A host of new Arizona laws goes into effect on August 9th, 2017. Here is a list of some of the new laws that could impact you: SB 1080 Texting and Driving Prohibits drivers under the age of 18 from using cell phones while driving during the first six months…
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The grace period for the new "hands-free" Pima County ordinance is over. The original ordinance went into effect on June 1st, with a 60-day window granted to drivers to get used to and prepare for the new law. The window has closed. Officials say they will ticket drivers using their cell…
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A motor vehicle crash can be a minor incident or a life-changing, injury-causing event. For example, you may have medical bills to pay, a damaged or wrecked car, you may miss work, and you may be in pain. Life is complicated enough without the stress and trouble of an accident.…
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