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CDQ Obtains Favorable Settlement in Dispute Relating to Management Agreement

CDQ’s Daniel P. Quigley and Kevin C. Moyer represented a company in connection with litigation against a third party arising out of, among other subjects, the third party’s repudiation of multiple agreements with CDQ’s client, including a management services agreement.  After CDQ’s client filed a lawsuit in Maricopa County Superior Court, the third party moved…

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CDQ Secures Prompt, Advantageous Settlement for Client in HOA Dispute

CDQ’s Daniel P. Quigley and Kevin C. Moyer represented homeowners in connection with disputes with their homeowner’s association (the “HOA”).  The disputes arose from the HOA’s refusal, without any sound or supported explanation, to approve landscaping and grading plans relating to CDQ’s clients’ property that would substantially reduce the risk of flooding to the clients’…

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CDQ Prevails in Arbitration Involving Breach of Contract and Fiduciary Duty

CDQ attorneys Daniel P. Quigley, Kevin C. Moyer and Alejandra Curiel represented the minority members of an Arizona limited liability company in connection with their disputes with the majority/managing member of the limited liability company, which disputes arose after the limited liability company was awarded a valuable business license in mid-2022.  Immediately after the license…

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CDQ Obtains Favorable Result for Client in MIPA Dispute

CDQ attorneys Daniel P. Quigley and Kevin C. Moyer represented an entity that had entered a membership interest purchase agreement (“MIPA”) to purchase the majority interest of an Arizona limited liability company, which owns a valuable business license.  After entering the agreement and accepting consideration thereunder, the majority interest holder (the “Seller”) developed remorse and…

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Best Lawyers Selects CDQ As A Tier 1 Law Firm In Three Practice Areas For 2024

Best Lawyers has selected CDQ as a Tier 1 law firm in the 2024 Edition of “Best Law Firms” for three practice areas:  Commercial Litigation, Litigation – Real Estate, and Litigation – Antitrust.  Best Lawyers also selected CDQ as a Tier 2 law firm for Bet-the-Company Litigation and Litigation  – Intellectual Property.  The “Best Law…

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CDQ Welcomes New Associate Jack Horstmann

CDQ is pleased to announce Jack Horstmann has joined CDQ as an associate attorney.  Jack is a 2022 graduate of Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. After graduation, Jack clerked for the Honorable Samuel L. Thumma of the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One.  While at ASU, Jack served as an…

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CDQ Welcomes New Associate Kaitlyn Swift

CDQ is pleased to welcome Kaitlyn Swift as an associate attorney. Kaitlyn is a 2023 graduate of Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. During law school, Kaitlyn served as an Editor for Jurimetrics, The Journal of Law, Science, and Technology and as a Supreme Court Justice for the Graduate & Professional…

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Arizona Court of Appeals Affirms Judgment in Favor of CDQ’s Clients

On March 2, 2023, the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One, issued a memorandum decision affirming the Maricopa County Superior Court’s entry of Judgment in favor of CDQ’s clients on myriad tort claims relating to the plaintiff’s expulsion as a member of the Arizona House of Representatives.  Betsy Lamm argued the appeal, which involved complex…

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Dan Dowd Recognized by Phoenix Magazine as a Top Lawyer

CDQ is proud to announce that Dan Dowd was selected as a 2023 Phoenix Magazine Top Lawyer. Phoenix Magazine Top Lawyer is a peer review service in which Arizona State Bar members in the greater Phoenix area can nominate three attorneys over 39 legal specialties and the top 10 to 20 percent of vote-getters make…

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CDQ Secures Dismissal of Claims for Sexual Orientation Discrimination and First Amendment Retaliation

CDQ’s Dan Dowd, Rebecca van Doren and Cole Kubosumi obtained final judgment dismissing a federal lawsuit filed by a former University of Arizona employee. The plaintiff asserted claims of sexual orientation discrimination and First Amendment free speech and associational retaliation.  After multiple failed attempts to plead each claim, the District of Arizona adopted the analysis…

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