Arizona Supreme Court says Circle K stores have duty to protect customers from harm
The Arizona Supreme Court has determined that businesses like Circle K owe their customers a certain duty of care to keep ...
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Arizona Supreme Court says stores have duty to be ‘reasonably safe’ for customers
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that businesses have a duty to keep their stores “reasonably safe” for customers.
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Arizona Supreme Court Rules for Increased Business Responsibility in Premises Safety Case Against Circle K
Arizona Supreme Court rules businesses must keep premises safe, impacting customer safety and premises liability.
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Arizona Supreme Court rules stores have legal responsibility to keep properties ‘reasonably safe’
Store owners have a legal responsibility to keep their shops “reasonably safe” for customers, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled ...
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Phoenix store had responsibility to keep site 'reasonably safe,' Arizona Supreme Court rules
Store owners have a legal responsibility to keep their shops “reasonably safe” for customers, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled ...
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AZ Supreme Court keeps Circle K lawsuit alive
Store owners have a legal responsibility to keep their shops "reasonably safe'' for customers, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
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AZ Supreme Court rules stores must be kept 'reasonably safe'
Store owners have a legal responsibility to keep their shops “reasonably safe’’ for customers, the Arizona Supreme Court ...
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Arizona Supreme Court ruling changes business safety standards
The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that businesses must maintain reasonably safe conditions for their customers. This ...
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AZ Supreme Court Rules Stores Can Be Held Liable for Customer Injuries
Store owners have a legal responsibility to keep their shops "reasonably safe'' for customers, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
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Arizona sets March date for first execution in two years
In an order late Tuesday, the Arizona Supreme Court said neither Attorney General Kris Mayes nor convicted killer Aaron Gunches raised any legal issues to preclude his being put to death on March 19.
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Republicans ask Supreme Court to block 40K Arizona voters from presidential election
PHOENIX (AZFamily)— The Republican National Committee is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to block about 40,000 registered voters in Arizona from casting a ballot for president in November.