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The Arizona legislature failed to extend unemployment benefits for over 15,000 Arizonans – was this a mistake? Dennis talks to state Senator Kyrsten Sinema and state Speaker of the House Andy Tobin about the issue – also Farrell Quinlan of the National Federation for Independent Business lobbying group and Amy…
Dennis talks with Chief Judge Ann Timmer of the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One about what the Court of Appeals does and how it works. Also, Judge Timmer’s work on probate reform.
A heartfelt thanks goes out to the attendees of the fundraiser for Peggy Neely held at the Wilenchik and Bartness building last night.
Dennis Wilenchik was recently admitted to the State Bar of Texas. Mr. Wilenchik is a graduate of law school in Houston, Texas, and has been a member of the bar in the Northern District of Texas for over 20 years.
Joe Kanefield talks about being former counsel for the Governor and President-elect of the State Bar, as well as Prop 200.
Wilenchik and Bartness welcomes Randal Studer. Mr. Studer practices primarily in the areas of commercial, real estate, and land use litigation. Prior to joining Wilenchik & Bartness, Mr. Studer practiced law as an associate with a national law firm and served as a deputy city attorney.
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.