Abstract
This Note addresses the unjust consequences created by the Arizona Legislature's practical abrogation of joint and several liability in 1988 through Section 12-2506 of the Arizona Revised Statutes Annotated. The author examines the following problems produced by the legislature's virtual abolition of joint and several liability in 1988: plaintiffs are now required to bear the entire burden of a tortfeasor's insolvency; significant inequities arise by naming immune employers and insurance carriers as nonparties at fault; and no exception has been made for cases of indivisible injury.
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35 Ariz. L. Rev. 719 (1993)
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