Mayes said she joined the lawsuit "to stop the illegal actions being carried out by an unelected weirdo billionaire and his group of teenage hackers." ...

PHOENIX — Justices of the Arizona Supreme Court wrestled Tuesday with the question of whether lawmakers who approved allowing abortions through the first 15 weeks of pregnancy in 2022 actually ...

"The Arizona Supreme Court might be thinking about the possibility that a beachhead in [Arizona] would enable federal court practice in all 50 states. And if so, does [Arizona] want to assume that ...

Law school dean A. Benjamin Spencer says ABS law firms can expand legal access and that concerns over nonlawyers undermining ...

PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday, Dec. 12, on whether Arizona women will lose virtually all rights to terminate a pregnancy. The anti-abortion Alliance Defending ...

The justices were not ready to act on a committee's recommendation to grant the first Alternative Business Services license ...

The Arizona Supreme Court on Tuesday requested more information on KPMG’s application to practice law in the state, declining for now to approve the company’s request.

KPMG is about to make history by becoming the first Big Four firm to open a US law practice, using a unique Arizona rule that ...

The Supreme Court spent nearly 80 minutes Wednesday debating a traffic stop outside Houston that turned deadly in just five seconds. In a decision that could determine whether courts may consider ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday revived a challenge by a death row inmate in Oklahoma who claims prosecutors “sex-shamed” her during her trial, referring to her as a “slut puppy” and holding ...

KPMG is poised to break through a longtime barrier and become the first Big Four accounting firm to practice law in the U.S., leveraging a novel Arizona program that allows nonlawyers to own law ...

By Adam Liptak Reporting from Washington The Supreme Court on Tuesday gave the only woman on death row in Oklahoma a fresh opportunity to challenge her sentence and conviction, saying that ...