he would soon be suspended by the
State Bar but would likely be reinstated within three months. In fact,
Steimel had been suspended for six months, during which time he
consented to disbarment. His order of disbarment was signed on May 23,
2017—a fact discovered by Millennium shortly thereafter.

¶4            Because of the parties’ inaction in the case, the court placed it
on the inactive calendar on May 24, 2017. Pursuant to Arizona Rule of Civil
Procedure (“Rule”) 38.1(d)(2), pending further specific developments as
outlined within the subsequent subsections of the Rule, the case was
presumptively set for dismissal 60 days later, on July 24. On July 18, in
anticipation of filing a motion for summary judgment on the merits of the
case, Gateway filed a motion forHis new financial disclosure form indicates that his wife, Virginia, who served as Liberty Central's president and CEO, received $150,000 in salary from the group and less than $15,000 in payments from an anti-health care lobbying firm she started. The disclosure was apparently prompted in part by Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.), who had been needling Thomas (including on Twitter) for months to disclose how much money his wife earned from Liberty Central. That's because challenges to Obama's health care reform law are likely to end up before the Supreme Court sooner rather than later, and if Thomas and his wife benefited from her income working against the bill, the justice has an enormous conflict of interest in hearing any legal challenge. Thomas had failed to disclose Virginia's income