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09/02/2026

Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial Analysis | Phoenix Criminal Lawyer Adam Ashby Weighs In | JacksonWhite Law

The Lindsay Clancy case has captured national attention, sparking critical conversations about postpartum psychosis, criminal responsibility, and the intersection of mental health and the American justice system. In this video, Phoenix criminal defense attorney Adam Ashby of JacksonWhite Law offers his professional legal analysis on one of the most emotionally charged and legally complex trials in recent memory.

Lindsay Clancy, a former labor and delivery nurse from Duxbury, Massachusetts, was charged with the strangulation deaths of her three young children — Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and 8-month-old Callan — in January 2023. Her defense team argued she was suffering from severe postpartum psychosis and should not be held criminally responsible for her actions, while prosecutors maintained that she acted intentionally and should be held fully accountable under the law.

Attorney Adam Ashby breaks down the key legal issues at the heart of this case, including:

• The insanity defense and how it is applied in criminal proceedings
• The role of postpartum psychosis in criminal responsibility
• How mental health evaluations impact jury decisions
• The prosecution's burden of proof in first-degree murder cases
• How Arizona law compares to Massachusetts law in cases involving mental health defenses
• What Arizona defendants facing serious felony charges should know about their legal options

As a Shareholder at JacksonWhite Law and a leader within the firm's Criminal Defense Division, Adam Ashby brings years of courtroom experience defending clients facing serious misdemeanor and felony charges throughout Arizona. Named a Top 10 Criminal Defense Attorney Under 40 in Arizona and recognized as an Arizona Super Lawyer Rising Star, Adam is known for aggressive advocacy, strategic case preparation, and protecting the constitutional rights of every client he represents.

Whether you're facing DUI charges, domestic violence allegations, drug offenses, white collar crimes, or serious felony charges in the Phoenix metro area, the JacksonWhite Criminal Defense team has the experience, resources, and dedication to fight for the best possible outcome in your case. We understand that a criminal charge can impact every part of your life — your family, your career, your freedom, and your future. That's why we take a client-first approach, walking you through every step of the legal process with clarity and compassion.

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JacksonWhite proudly serves clients throughout Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Peoria, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, and communities across Maricopa County and the entire state of Arizona.

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09/01/2026

Starting a Home-Based Business in Arizona Explained | Phoenix Business Lawyer | JacksonWhite Law

🏠 Starting a home-based business in Arizona? STOP before you make these costly mistakes! ⚠️

Thousands of Arizona entrepreneurs launch home businesses every year — and many get hit with fines, lawsuits, or forced shutdowns because they skipped a few critical legal steps.

Here's what every Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Chandler, Gilbert & Peoria entrepreneur needs to know 👇

📍 ZONING IS EVERYTHING
Every Arizona city and county has its own rules about what businesses you can run from home. Small, quiet businesses with no extra traffic are usually fine — but violate local zoning and you could face serious fines. Always check with your city or county clerk BEFORE you launch.

🏘️ HOA & CC&R RESTRICTIONS
Live in an HOA community? Your Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions likely limit or ban home businesses. These rules are legally enforceable — ignoring them can shut you down fast.

👋 TALK TO YOUR NEIGHBORS
A quick heads-up prevents complaints later. Neighbor disputes are one of the top reasons home businesses get reported.

✅ Quick Legal Checklist:
• Review local zoning ordinances
• Read your HOA's CC&Rs carefully
• Get proper business licenses
• Consider forming an LLC for protection
• Draft solid contracts
• Communicate with neighbors

💼 Why work with a Phoenix business attorney?
Arizona's small business laws are complex. From LLC formation to zoning compliance, contracts to HOA disputes — the right legal guidance saves you time, money, and stress.

At JacksonWhite Law, our small business team has decades of combined experience helping Arizona entrepreneurs launch, grow, and protect their ventures. Offices in Mesa, Scottsdale & Peoria.

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08/31/2026

What Are the Penalties for Drug Possession in Arizona? | Phoenix Criminal Lawyer Explains | JacksonWhite Law

Facing a drug possession charge in Arizona? You're not alone — and understanding what you're up against is the first step to protecting your future. In this video, the experienced criminal defense attorneys at JacksonWhite Law break down exactly what the penalties are for drug possession in Arizona, how charges are classified, and what you can do to fight back.

Arizona has some of the strictest drug laws in the United States, and even a first-time offense can result in a felony conviction, mandatory prison time, and thousands of dollars in fines. Whether you were caught with ma*****na, methamphetamine, co***ne, prescription narcotics like Vicodin or Xanax, or any other controlled substance, the consequences can follow you for the rest of your life — impacting your job, housing, education, and family.

In This Video, We Cover:
✔️ Arizona's drug classification system (narcotics, dangerous drugs, and ma*****na)
✔️ The difference between misdemeanor and felony drug charges
✔️ Class 2, Class 3, and Class 4 felony penalties under Arizona law
✔️ Penalties for possession vs. possession with intent to sell
✔️ How A.R.S. 13-3408 impacts narcotics charges
✔️ Sentencing enhancements for drug-free school zones and repeat offenses
✔️ First-time offender options and possible diversion programs
✔️ Why hiring an experienced Phoenix criminal defense lawyer matters

Types of Drug Charges in Arizona:
- Possession or use of a narcotic drug — Class 4 Felony
- Possession of a narcotic drug for sale — Class 2 Felony
- Possession of equipment or chemicals for manufacturing narcotics — Class 3 Felony
- Possession of dangerous drugs (methamphetamine, ecstasy, L*D) — Class 4 Felony
- Possession of ma*****na without valid medical authorization — varies by weight and circumstance
- Drug trafficking and distribution — mandatory prison sentences

Why Choose JacksonWhite Law?
Our Phoenix criminal defense team has decades of combined experience representing clients across Maricopa County, including Mesa, Scottsdale, Peoria, Chandler, Gilbert, and Tempe. We understand how prosecutors build drug cases — and more importantly, we know how to dismantle them. From challenging illegal searches and seizures to negotiating reduced charges and pursuing diversion programs like TASC or Proposition 200 eligibility, our attorneys fight aggressively to protect your rights, your freedom, and your future.

If you or a loved one has been arrested for drug possession, possession with intent to distribute, drug trafficking, or manufacturing charges anywhere in Arizona, don't wait to get legal help. The sooner you contact a qualified attorney, the more options you'll have to defend your case.

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Serving Clients Throughout Arizona:
📍 Mesa | Scottsdale | Peoria | Phoenix | Chandler | Gilbert | Tempe | Glendale

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⚖️ **Disclaimer:** This video is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Every case is different. For advice specific to your situation, please contact a licensed Arizona criminal defense attorney.

AI disclosure: This video contains content that was generated or meaningfully altered using artificial intelligence. This may include:
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08/30/2026

How is a Business Divided in an Arizona Divorce? | Phoenix Divorce Lawyer | JacksonWhite Law

Own a business in Arizona? Here's what a divorce could mean for it. 💼⚖️

Arizona is a community property state — so any business you or your spouse launched during the marriage usually belongs to BOTH of you. Even if only one of you ran it day-to-day.

Big deal for entrepreneurs, doctors, family businesses, and small business owners across Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale & Peoria.

In this Reel, a Phoenix divorce attorney with JacksonWhite Law breaks down what actually happens to your business in an AZ divorce.

3 ways the court may handle it:

1️⃣ Keep co-owning it together after the divorce
2️⃣ One spouse buys the other out (often by trading the house, retirement, or other assets)
3️⃣ Wind it down — pay creditors and investors, then split what's left

How is a business valued? Courts look at:
✅ Asset-based approach
✅ Income-based approach
✅ Market-based approach

Expect deep dives into balance sheets, P&Ls, tax returns, contracts, and professional valuations. Service-based practices usually get extra scrutiny.

⏳ Contested cases with major business interests can take a year+ — which is exactly why the right attorney matters when your livelihood is on the line.

Our family law team at JacksonWhite has guided hundreds of AZ business owners through complex, high-asset divorces — startups, professional practices, family companies, and larger corporations.

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08/30/2026

Who Is Liable in a Car Accident & How Is Fault Determined? | Arizona Car Accident Lawyer Explains | JacksonWhite Law

Who is liable in a car accident, and how is fault actually determined in Arizona? If you've been rear-ended, T-boned, side-swiped, or hit while making a left-hand turn, understanding how liability is assigned can make the difference between a fair settlement and paying out of pocket for someone else's mistake. In this video, the personal injury attorneys at Jackson White Law break down exactly how insurance companies, police, and courts decide who was at fault after a crash — and why the location of damage on your vehicle plays a bigger role than most drivers realize.

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▶️ WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS VIDEO:

✔️ Why you should NEVER admit fault at the scene of a car accident
✔️ How the location of damage on a vehicle helps prove liability
✔️ Common accident scenarios (left-hand turns, running red lights, rear-end collisions) and how fault is typically assigned
✔️ What factors insurance adjusters and judges consider — including weather, road conditions, driver behavior, and mechanical issues
✔️ The step-by-step actions you should take immediately after a crash
✔️ Why you should never accept an insurance settlement before talking to an attorney
✔️ How an experienced Arizona car accident lawyer can protect your rights and maximize your compensation

▶️ WHAT TO DO AFTER A CAR ACCIDENT IN ARIZONA:

1️⃣ Call the police and stay calm — do not admit fault
2️⃣ Obtain a copy of the official accident report
3️⃣ Contact your insurance company for a property damage valuation
4️⃣ Document all injuries, medical treatments, and out-of-pocket expenses
5️⃣ Keep records of missed work and lost wages
6️⃣ Consult a qualified Arizona car accident attorney BEFORE accepting any settlement offer

▶️ HOW FAULT IS DETERMINED BY DAMAGE LOCATION:

Arizona operates on a fault-based insurance system, which means the at-fault driver (and their insurance carrier) is responsible for damages. Front-end damage often points to the striking vehicle, side-impact damage frequently indicates a driver who ran a light or failed to yield, and rear-end damage almost always suggests the trailing driver was at fault. However, fault is rarely determined by damage location alone — investigators also review weather, traffic conditions, vehicle malfunctions, driver impairment, witness statements, and traffic camera footage.

▶️ WHY CHOOSE JACKSON WHITE LAW?

At Jackson White Law, our personal injury team has helped hundreds of Arizona accident victims recover the compensation they deserve for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and vehicle damage. Led by attorney Jared E. Everton, we treat every client like family — not just another case file. With offices in Mesa, Scottsdale, and Peoria, we proudly serve clients across Phoenix and throughout the state of Arizona.

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Don't wait to protect your rights. The sooner you take action after an accident, the stronger your case will be. Contact Jackson White Law today for a free, no-obligation consultation.

⚖️ DISCLAIMER: This video is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Every case is unique — please consult a licensed Arizona attorney about your specific situation.

AI disclosure: This video contains content that was generated or meaningfully altered using artificial intelligence. This may include:
• AI-generated or synthetic voiceover
• AI-generated images, video, or B-roll
• AI-assisted editing, enhancement, or upscaling

No AI content in this video is intended to depict real people saying or doing things they did not actually say or do, or to misrepresent real-world events.

08/28/2026

Can I Get a Job with a Medical Ma*****na Card in Arizona? | Mesa Employment Lawyer | JacksonWhite Law

Got a medical ma*****na card in Arizona? Here's what your boss can (and CAN'T) do about it. 🌵💼

Arizona voters passed the Medical Ma*****na Act (AMMA) back in 2010, giving registered patients real protections at work. Then Prop 207 legalized recreational use for adults 21+ — but heads up: recreational users DON'T get the same job protections cardholders do.

⚖️ CAN YOU BE FIRED FOR HAVING A CARD?

Under A.R.S. § 36-2804.02, Arizona employers generally CAN'T deny you a job, fire you, or penalize you just for holding a valid medical ma*****na card.

Exceptions:
✔ Federal law or licensing conflicts (like DOT rules for truckers)
✔ Using or possessing ma*****na at work
✔ Actual impairment on the clock

🧪 WHAT ABOUT DRUG TESTS?

Big one for cardholders: Arizona law says you CAN'T be labeled "under the influence" just because metabolites show up. Employers need real evidence of actual impairment — not just a positive result.

🚧 SAFETY-SENSITIVE ROLES

Heavy equipment, commercial driving, aviation? A.R.S. § 23-493.06 gives employers extra leeway to reassign you or place you on leave if they reasonably believe drug use could compromise performance.

📅 DON'T LET YOUR CARD LAPSE

Your AZ MMJ card is good for 1 year. The day it expires, so do your workplace protections. Renew on time!

🚫 LIMITS THAT ALWAYS APPLY:
❌ No smoking in public
❌ No ma*****na on school grounds or in jails
❌ No driving, flying, or boating while impaired

Think you were fired, passed over, or retaliated against because of your card? You may have a legal claim.

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08/28/2026

Discover the truth about Arizona inheritance and divorce laws!

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08/28/2026

Meet the JacksonWhite Team: Michael Pruitt - Employment Law 🏆⚖️

Mike joined JacksonWhite in 1989 and is a shareholder and member of the firm’s Executive Committee. He practices in labor and employment law, commercial litigation, and government regulation, with a focus on helping businesses and individuals navigate all phases of employment law and regulation.

Mike earned his Bachelor of Science in Economics from Brigham Young University in 1984 before earning his Juris Doctor from the J. Reuben Clark Law School in 1987. He is admitted to practice before the State Bar of Arizona, the United States Supreme Court, the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona, and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Mike is a member of the Arizona State Bar Labor and Employment Section, Arizona Employment Lawyers Association (AZELA), National Employment Lawyers Association (NELA), and American Association for Justice. His professional work has also earned recognition from Super Lawyers from 2013–2026 and Best Lawyers from 2018–2026.

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08/27/2026

Can I Get a Job with a Medical Ma*****na Card in Arizona? | Mesa Employment Lawyer | JacksonWhite Law

Can I get a job with a medical ma*****na card in Arizona? If you're a registered medical ma*****na cardholder wondering whether your card could cost you a job offer or your current position, this video breaks down exactly what Arizona law says about your workplace rights. Watch as our experienced Mesa employment lawyers at Jackson White Law explain the protections, exceptions, and drug testing rules every Arizona employee needs to know.

📞 Call Jackson White Law today at 480-464-111 for a consultation
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ARIZONA MEDICAL MA*****NA & EMPLOYMENT LAW OVERVIEW

The Arizona Medical Ma*****na Act (AMMA), passed in 2010, created strong workplace protections for registered cardholders diagnosed with qualifying conditions like chronic pain, PTSD, Crohn's disease, Alzheimer's, seizures, and persistent muscle spasms. In 2020, Proposition 207 (the Smart and Safe Arizona Act) legalized recreational ma*****na for adults 21 and older, but recreational users do NOT receive the same employment protections as registered medical cardholders.

CAN AN EMPLOYER FIRE YOU FOR HAVING A MEDICAL MA*****NA CARD?

Under A.R.S. § 36.2804.02, Arizona employers generally cannot refuse to hire, terminate, or penalize a job candidate or employee simply because they hold a valid medical ma*****na card. However, there are important exceptions covered in this video, including:

✔ Federal law or licensing conflicts (like DOT commercial driver regulations)
✔ On-the-job ma*****na use or possession at the workplace
✔ Documented impairment during work hours

WHAT ABOUT DRUG TESTING IN ARIZONA?

Under the Arizona Drug Testing of Employees Law (A.R.S. § 23, Chapter 2, Article 14), employers who follow proper drug testing procedures are protected from lawsuits when acting in good faith. Importantly, Arizona law states that a registered cardholder cannot be considered "under the influence" simply because ma*****na metabolites appear in a drug test — there must be actual evidence of impairment.

SAFETY-SENSITIVE POSITIONS EXPLAINED

If you work in a safety-sensitive role (heavy machinery, commercial driving, aviation, etc.), employers have additional authority under A.R.S. 23-493.06 to reassign you or place you on leave if they reasonably believe drug use could impair job performance. We cover exactly what qualifies as "safety-sensitive" and what your rights are.

KEEPING YOUR MEDICAL MA*****NA CARD CURRENT

Arizona medical ma*****na cards expire one year from the issue date. An expired card leaves you without legal protection at work, so keeping it renewed is critical. Employers can verify your card through Arizona's secure verification system — but only if you present the card to them first.

RESTRICTIONS THAT STILL APPLY TO CARDHOLDERS

Even with a valid card, you cannot:
❌ Smoke ma*****na in public places
❌ Possess ma*****na at schools or correctional facilities
❌ Operate a motor vehicle, boat, or aircraft while under the influence

BELIEVE YOU'VE BEEN DISCRIMINATED AGAINST? CALL A MESA EMPLOYMENT LAWYER

If you believe your employer wrongfully terminated, refused to hire, or retaliated against you because of your medical ma*****na card, you may have a legal claim under Arizona law. The Mesa employment attorneys at Jackson White Law have decades of experience protecting Arizona employees from workplace discrimination and unlawful termination.

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08/27/2026

Know your rights regarding Arizona community property exceptions!

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