Kate Corcoran and Leanne Hay win summary judgment in client’s favor
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Kate Corcoran and Leanne Hay won summary judgment for their client in a wrongful death case claiming failure to diagnose cancer. This win resulted in a full dismissal of their client from the lawsuit.…
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Leanne Hay wins judgment in client’s favor in multi-million-dollar case
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Leanne Hay secured summary judgment in her client’s favor in a multi-million-dollar medical malpractice claim related to a patient’s quadruple amputations. Leanne successfully argued that Plaintiffs had failed to meet their burden after four years of litigation. The court entered judgment in her client’s favor and awarded costs.…
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Jessica Kokal and Jathan McLaughlin presented at the American Public Human Services Attorneys Education Conference
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Jessica Kokal and Jathan McLaughlin presented at the American Public Human Services Attorneys Education Conference in Reno, Nevada. They presented to attorneys from across the country regarding witness preparation techniques and trial strategies. …
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Congratulations to the BOWW attorneys who made the Phoenix Magazine Best Lawyers for 2025!
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Congratulations to the BOWW attorneys who made the Phoenix Magazine Best Lawyers for 2025!
Med Mal: Jim Broening, Lynette Odom, Jay Fradkin, and Rick Delo
Legal Mal: Don Wilson, Jessica Kokal, Dani Chronister (fun fact, BOWW comprises 30% of the best lawyers for the legal mal section)
Construction: Greg Cahill
Civil Law: Jay McLaughlin
Bad Faith Coverage: Alicyn Freeman…
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On June 16, 2025, Jessica Kokal presented on a panel…
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On June 16, 2025, Jessica Kokal presented on a panel, Preparing to Practice: Tips for a Successful Career, for the 2025 orientation for the Judicial Internship Opportunity Program (“JIOP”). Broening Oberg Woods & Wilson has been a JIOP sponsor since 2021.…
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Leanne Hay wins defense verdict at arbitration
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After four years of litigation, Leanne Hay successfully defended a dental malpractice case at arbitration. Leanne argued that the dental treatment complied with the standard of care and did not cause the plaintiff’s alleged injury. The arbitrator found her clients were not liable for any of the plaintiff’s claims.…
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Jessica Kokal was selected to the 40 under 40 Class of 2025
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Jessica Kokal was selected from among 370 total applicants to join the 40 Under 40 Class of 2025. Candidates were selected based on their commitment to community and career and their achievements in business. Jessica will be featured in the 40 Under 40 Special Section published in the August 8th issue of the Phoenix Business Journal.…
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Bad Faith Litigation Team Secures Summary Judgment Decision in Multi-Million Dollar Fine Art Suit
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals recently affirmed a decision granting summary judgment in favor of a national insurance company in a multi-million dollar bad faith/breach of contract lawsuit. Plaintiff alleged his insurance company wrongfully denied his claim for the mysterious disappearances of a set of Keith Haring “Andy Mouse” silkscreen prints. A panel of Ninth Circuit judges unanimously sided with the insurance company and district court, finding Plaintiff had failed to produce evidence establishing ownership over the contested prints. This decision paves the way for the firm to begin collecting more than $250,000 in attorneys’ fees from Plaintiff – …
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Donald Wilson has been appointed by the Arizona Supreme Court to Task Force on Rules of the Arizona Supreme Court
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Donald Wilson has been appointed by the Arizona Supreme Court to Task Force on Rules of the Arizona Supreme Court. The Task Force has been commissioned to restyle the current Rules of the Supreme Court of Arizona.…
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Donald Wilson and Brian Holohan just had the Arizona Supreme Court affirm the dismissal of a State Bar discipline complaint
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Donald Wilson and Brian Holohan just had the Arizona Supreme Court affirm the dismissal of a State Bar discipline complaint. After a three day hearing, the discipline panel dismissed the complaint, finding that the State Bar had failed to meet its burden of proof. The State Bar appealed the decision, which decision the ASC affirmed.…
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