Phoenix New Times:  “It isn’t every day that an administrative law judge issues a decision so juicy that it’s read all the way to the end — much less pored over with highlighters, schadenfreude, and the occasional ‘Oh, no he di’int!’  But Judge William G. Kocol’s recent decision in a National Labor Board Relations Board case pitting a Tempe-based ambulance company against its union is just such a document.  And the 29-page decision, issued last month, isn’t just filled with fascinating detail: It could also mean big trouble for Professional Medical Transport, better known as PMT.”

Arizona Business Gazette:  “Amaré Stoudemire is being sued by the managers of a firm who say the Phoenix Sun star and two corporations he set up owe them more than $154,000, including professional fees and out-of-pocket expenses.  The owners of 360 Degrees LLC made the claim in legal papers filed in Maricopa County Superior Court.”

Arizona Republic:  “Groups representing Arizona teachers, cities and towns went to the state Supreme Court on Monday, arguing that the Legislature stretched a budget-cutting session to also ax unrelated policies.  In separate lawsuits, the Arizona Education Association and the League of Arizona Cities and Towns are asking the state’s high court to overturn the actions that were approved by lawmakers in August and signed into law by Gov. Jan Brewer.”