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Arizona’s employer sanctions law upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court. Guests: Garrick Taylor from the Arizona Chamber of Commerce; state Representative Jack Kavanaugh, who co-sponsored the original bill; MaryAnna Gitomer from U.S. Citizen Immigration Services; and Dee Dee Garcia from Somos Republicanos, a hispanic Republican group.
Dennis talks to state Senator Nancy Barto, state Representative Kate Brophy-McGee, and economist for the Goldwater Institute Byron Schlomach about major cuts to Medicaid in the state budget. Also featuring comments from AHCCCS (Medicaid) spokeswoman Monica Coury.
Wilenchik and Bartness will host a fundraiser for Peggy Neely, candidate for Mayor of Phoenix, on June 8, 2011 starting at 5:30 at the Wilenchik and Bartness building. To R.S.V.P., contact Jack Wilenchik at (602) 606-2810 or send an email to [email protected]. For more information about the event, click here.
Dennis talks to workmen’s comp attorneys Don and Matt Fendon about the Vaughan Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc. v. Rodriguez case, in which an undocumented worker was allowed to receive workmen’s comp benefits. Also on the show: attorneys for Plaintiff and Defendant in the case, Janice Barber and Kirk Landrey.
Wilenchik and Bartness is Attorney at Law Magazine’s Law Firm of the Month for May 2011. Check out a copy of the article here.
Candidate for Mayor of Phoenix Peggy Neely talks to Dennis about running to become the first woman elected Mayor of Phoenix in over 30 years.
Dennis talks to Attorney General Tom Horne and medical marijuana “entrepeneur” Allan Sobol.
Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne and Phoenix Mayorial Candidate Peggy Neely will be on Dennis Wilenchik’s “Legalease,” airing every Wednesday from 4-5 on KFNX (1100 AM). Mr. Horne will be on today’s (May 4) show at 4:00, and Ms. Neely will be coming on the show next Wednesday, May 11…
Dennis interviews David Schapira about Clean Elections and working with other members of the legislature, then David Burnell Smith comes on to talk about Clean Elections and other issues.
Jack Wilenchik talks to “birther” leader Orly Taitz about Jan Brewer’s veto of the Arizona birther bill. Also, Jack’s high school friend has a shocking immigration problem—despite living in the state for 20 years, graduating from an Arizona high school and getting an Arizona college education, he still isn’t a…