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Alan Woods, who sued the Town of Patagonia Police Department and two of its former officers for malicious prosecution after a Superior Court Judge threw out his sentence of over 40 years, has settled his claims. Mr. Woods was represented by Wilenchik and Bartness. Article in the Nogales International
The jury said it was unable to return a verdict today in the month-long trial of Duane Hamblin Slade, who the US Government accused of operating a “Ponzi scheme” through the “Mathon Fund,” along with Guy and Brent Williams. Slade could spend up to 30 years in prison if convicted,…
Arizona House minority leader Chad Campbell (Dem., LD-14) talks about his new proposal for safer schools and tighter gun regulations, named “Safer Schools, Safer Communities.” Officer Kevin Quinn, President of the National Association of School Resource Officers, and Andrew Morrill, President of the Arizona Education Association, weigh in on Mr….
Jack talks to Dean Doug Sylvester of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law about the new “North American” degree for law students who want to practice in both Canada and the US. Also, about the school’s upcoming move to a new building under construction in downtown Phoenix (which, he…
Jack talks to the top Phoenix entrepeneurs under 35 years old – Dallin Harris, founder of Skyhook Internet Marketing; Josh Sauter, from Staffing First; Jeff Kunowski, founder of Illumin8 Outdoor Media; Susanna Young, founder of G3Box; Donovan Reese of Renters Warehouse Arizona; Tim Gunnink, founder of GDC Real Estate; and…
Dennis Wilenchik was named “Best Trial Attorney” and Wilenchik & Bartness was named “Best Real Estate Firm” by Arizona Foothills Magazine in its 2013 “Best of the Valley.”
Politicians talk all day long about bringing more business to Arizona – but who is out there actually making it happen? Jim Lundy, Chairman of the Board at the Greater Phoenix Economic Council and CEO at Alliance Bank, talks about what he and the GPEC are doing to actually get…
Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery stops by the studio to talk about the legality of medical marijuana and his leadership at the county attorney’s office.
Arizona State School Superintendent John Huppenthal stops by to talk about the bittersweet failure of Proposition 204 (to make the 1-cent school tax permanent).
Jalk talks to President of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce Glenn Hamer, Director of Americans for Propsperity in Arizona Tom Jenney, Goldwater Institute Economist Byron Schlomach, and Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives Andy Tobin about the election results.