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Arizona Interstate 11 Public Meeting Planned in Phoenix

Phoenix AZ (October 16, 2012) – The Arizona Department of Transportation, in cooperation with the Nevada Department of Transportation, will hold a public meeting on October 23, 2012 to solicit input on the proposed Interstate 11, a corridor pursued by Governor Jan Brewer to create a stronger regional connection between Phoenix, Arizona, and Las Vegas in Nevada. The meeting will be held from... 

ADOT to Detour Interstate 17 Travelers

PHOENIX AZ (May 28, 2012)  – Arizona Interstate 17 and its frontage roads are scheduled to be closed over two weekends in early June 2012 as crews set the spans for a new pedestrian bridge just north of Jomax Road. The closings will be during the night and in one direction at a time to lessen impact on interstate travelers. What to expect: ● Northbound Interstate 17 closed between Happy Valley... 

Fraud Scheme and Telemarketing Scam

Sedona AZ (May 17, 2012) – The State of Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne today announced a court judgment against a Phoenix-based business opportunity fraud scheme and one of its operators, and the office has also entered into a settlement agreement with a second operator, effectively shutting down a telemarketing scam. Both judgments found that the defendants, Allan M. Farris and Estil A.... 

Phoenix Towing Company Accused of Consumer Fraud

PHOENIX AZ (May 8, 2012) — A Phoenix Arizona towing company is accused of multiple consumer fraud violations after an Attorney General’s Office sting operation shows the company fraudulently charging a customer for repairs that were not actually made, Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne said today.  The Attorney General’s Office has filed suit in Maricopa County Superior Court alleging... 

Prescott Motorcycle Rider Loses Life

Prescott AZ (April 8, 2012)  – Just after 7:15 PM on Sunday, April 8, 2012, Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a reported motorcycle accident on Williamson Valley Road near Pemberton Drive, Prescott Arizona. Deputies arrived as Emergency Medical Service personnel were tending a motorcycle rider thrown from his 2001 Harley Davidson bike and found lying in bushes along... 

ADOT To Close Cordes Junction Lanes

Phoenix AZ (April 9, 2012) – Overnight work at I-17 and State Route 69 junction in Cordes Junction is scheduled this week by the Arizona Department of Transportation. Southbound lane restrictions on Arizona I-17 and intermittent stops on State Route 69 during work hours will result. Plan accordingly.  The Arizona Department of Transportation will continue overnight work on the Cordes Junction... 

Phoenix Attorney Disbarred

PHOENIX AZ (February 24, 2012) – The Arizona Supreme Court has ordered disbarment for Phoenix, Arizona, lawyer Gil Shuga. Shuga was investigated for violating various provisions of the rules of professional conduct. During its investigation, the State Bar found that Shuga settled a case without the proper authorization, engaged in the misappropriation of funds, and lacked adequate client communication.... 

Attorney Disciplined for Practicing Law During Suspension

PHOENIX AZ (February 24, 2012) – The Arizona Supreme Court has ordered that Ronald S. Matheny be suspended from the practice of law for 150 days. Matheny was originally suspended from the practice of law in April 2008 (In re: Matheny, SB-08-003-D (2008)).  On February 10, 2010 and while still suspended, he created an estate plan for the father of a co-worker. Matheny did not meet with or... 

ADOT I-17 Work Updates and Notices

Northbound I-17 reopens at Sedona turnoff PHOENIX – The Arizona Department of Transportation has reopened northbound Interstate 17 at the Sedona turnoff (State Route 179). ADOT closed the highway near Camp Verde at milepost 298 earlier this morning due to winter weather conditions. ADOT advises drivers to use caution as temperatures remain near freezing in the Flagstaff area and some snow and ice... 

Arizona Solar Industry Undermined by Anti Business Climate

AZ Corporation Commissioner Paul Newman Phoenix AZ (July 19, 2011) – “Last week was a bad one for solar energy in Arizona,” declared Arizona Corporation Commissioner Paul Newman. “Over the objections of Commissioner Kennedy and I, the Commission’s Republican majority took a huge step backward in Arizona’s renewable energy rules by voting that burning trash for electricity qualifies... 
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