Tucson teen’s beating case yields insurer payout and attorney conflict ruling
The Arizona Supreme Court ordered Continental National American Group to pay more than $50,000 plus interest to Ruth Parsons and her daughters, finalizing a dispute over coverage for a 1967 home invasion by Michael Smithey. The ruling also held lawyer Robert Tullar in conflict for representing both Smithey and the insurer, using confidential information to challenge coverage.
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Trico Electric Rate Increase Approved by Arizona Commission
The Arizona Corporation Commission approved a seven percent temporary rate increase for Trico Electric Cooperative Inc causing monthly bills to rise about 1 to 31.50. The group serves 4,700 customers across a three county rural area from Marana Air Park to the Mexican border as part of a 16 percent overall hike to raise 1.25 million more in annual revenue. The July bill change accompanies a July 1 hearing on a permanent rate decision.
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