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ARTICLE · 20 DECEMBER 2013

Arizona Local Counsel Information

Lewis Roca Rothgerber LLP has prepared this document to inform counsel we work with who are outside of Arizona about certain recurring issues that they should be aware of when litigating here.

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Lewis Roca Rothgerber LLP has prepared this document to inform counsel we work with who are outside of Arizona about certain recurring issues that they should be aware of when litigating here. The document obviously is not exhaustive, but we hope it is helpful and please just let us know if you have any questions about its contents.

Rule 56(f) Requests on Motions for Summary Judgment: While Arizona's standard for gaining relief against a motion for summary judgment under Rule 56(f) is similar to the federal standard, the procedure differs substantially. In order to extend the party's deadline for responding to the motion for summary judgment, the party must obtain an order from the court under Rule 56(f) before their response deadline. To gain an expedited ruling on a Rule 56(f) application, the party must file an application, supporting affidavit, request for expedited hearing, and a separate certification that the party made good faith efforts to resolve

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