What is changing in Arizona law: rulings from the state courts, bills signed into law, and regulatory updates that affect people and businesses in AZ. Use the topics below to narrow the feed.
A federal court permanently shut down a debt relief operation that allegedly targeted seniors and veterans by impersonating government and business entities.
Arizona is joining Nevada's lawsuit against a Bureau of Reclamation plan that slashes the state's share of Colorado River water.
Arizona's Attorney General filed a court petition asking a judge to compel Roblox Corporation to hand over child safety records amid an ongoing investigation.
Attorney General Kris Mayes filed a lawsuit and seeks an injunction to stop Tolleson’s $15,000 “TRAP” fee that forces firefighters who quit within three years to pay a large penalty.
Arizona's attorney general filed a consumer fraud lawsuit accusing TikTok of deliberately designing addictive features that harm children and teens.
A two‑judge Ninth Circuit panel lifted a prior injunction, letting Arizona’s law that mandates a doctor’s statement of sex‑reassignment surgery for birth‑certificate changes remain in effect.
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