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Arizona Workers' Compensation Handbook, 1992 w/2012 Cumulative Supplement - $135*
Well-organized and easy-to-read, this handbook details the Arizona workers` compensation system, explains the procedural requirements, and gives you a wealth of case law interpreting the statutes and rules. Written by lawyers involved in workers` compensation law on a daily basis-many of them certified specialists-the handbook explains the workers` compensation system from the viewpoints of the worker, the employer, and the Industrial Commission.
Arizona Liability Insurance Law, 1998 and 2006 Cumulative Supplement - $175*
This book covers the full spectrum of liability insurance issues, including automobile, uninsured and underinsured motorist, homeowner’s, and commercial general liability insurance. More than 1,300 cases are cited throughout the book. The author discusses important, precedential, and controversial decisions, including Darner Motor Sales, Helme, Calvert, and Van Nguyen. Where the Arizona courts have not yet considered an issue, the trend in the courts of other states is provided. Throughout the book, the author has provided factual background information on pertinent cases that illustrate important legal issues and the reasoning behind the court’s decisions. In addition, the author includes helpful commentary, such as hypotheticals illustrating how to maximize benefits for your client where multiple coverages and multiple policies are available.
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