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When I headed off to college in 1962, I had every intention of completing my four years and then becoming a teacher. But it seems life had a very different plan for me.. My vision for the future started to change during my junior year at Arizona State. It was then that I married my high school sweetheart. To build up our savings, I began working full-time and attending school part-time, which put me behind schedule from my original plan. I was alright with the change, though, because working ensured that my lovely new bride could still graduate on time.. After my wife graduated, I went back to school full-time. But just as everything seemed to be getting back on track, another wrench was thrown into the works — I was drafted into the Vietnam War. I had never envisioned myself joining the armed forces, but I chose to embrace the idea by applying to Officer Candidate School for the U.S. Air Force. Unfortunately, though, my military examiner deemed that I had “bad feet,” which led to my exclusion from the war.. It was only after my military career was denied that I realized I hadn’t made any backup plans for the future. Fortunately, an opportunity presented itself in the form of Arizona State’s new law school. It was scheduled to open just as I was debating what to do next. With my father’s encouragement, I decided to apply. The rest, as they say, is history.

Ursula is the supervising attorney for Gordwin Law, and she personally assists all clients in preparing the most effective case possible given their individual circumstances. Ursula graduated at age 19 from Texas A & M University in College Station, Texas, with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management. She received her Doctor of Jurisprudence degree at age 23 from Thurgood Marshall School of Law in Houston, Texas, where she was a member of Phi Delta Phi Honor Fraternity.. Ursula is licensed to practice in all state courts in Arizona and Texas. She received her license in Texas in 1995, and in Arizona in 1998. Her reputation and record are unparalleled and are only exceeded by her desire to ensure that her clients’ needs are met, their lives are restored and their reputations remain intact. Ursula is the mother of two, and enjoys walking, shopping and yoga in her spare time.

Tempe Attorney Scott Campbell. In 2009, I started to practice law, but that was not until after a 25-year career in law enforcement. For those 25 years, I worked for the City of Plantation, Florida, Police Department. In addition, for 9 of those years, I was in charge of the “Major Crimes Unit.” The major crimes unit investigated all sorts of violent crimes including murder and rape. During my career in law enforcement, I was able to experience all levels of police work; from being a patrol officer all the way up to a supervisor of detectives.. I believe that my career in law enforcement has been able to help me successfully do my job as a criminal defense attorney. I will often have people ask me, how I can defend accused criminals; after I was the one putting them behind bars for so many years? Because everyone has a right to Due Process and everyone is innocent until proven guilty.. As Americans, we have certain rights and there are people that may try and take those away. They can come in the form of bad laws or bad police officers. If we start cutting corners on how we arrest and prosecute the criminally accused; we would be ignoring the United States Constitution. Without the Constitution, we lose an essential aspect of being an American. We will always need watchdogs to keep an eye on those in power. Whether it’s protecting citizens against a police officer who believes in bending the rules; or protecting citizens from the government imposing unjust laws, it’s a job I am proud to say that I do.

Joey Hamby is a criminal defense attorney in practice in Arizona since 1994.  Over the years he has personally been counsel of record on hundreds of felony and misdemeanor cases in state and federal courts. Joey represents clients in all stages of their cases, from pre-charge investigation through jury trial.. Joey began working on death penalty cases over twelve years ago.  In that time period he represented approximately 16 defendants charged with first degree murder and facing the possibility of capital punishment.  He has also been a Rule 32 expert on a capital case.  Joey has tried three capital cases to conclusion.  Joey is a Certified Specialist in Criminal Law through the State Bar of Arizona.  Joey is now an attorney with the Law Offices of David Michael Cantor where his practice focuses on major felonies in Arizona and in Federal District Courts around the nation.  Joey received his Bachelors degree through the Justice Studies Program at Arizona State University and he received his J.D. from the University of Dayton in Ohio.  Between college and law school Joey worked as a probation officer in Maricopa County.. A brief list of some of the types of cases Joey has handled includes:  White collar crimes. Internet crimes. Robbery. Theft. Homicide, including capital. Money laundering. ProbationViolation. Vehicular Crimes. Aggravated Assault. Fraudulent schemes. Forgery. Drug offenses. DUI. Insurance Crimes. Sex Crimes. Kidnapping

Jody L. Broaddus is a civil law attorney with considerable experience in civil litigation matters. Jody has been a licensed civil law attorney for over 17 years. In addition to being licensed in Arizona, she was also licensed in Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. Growing up in a small town in Iowa, Jody has learned to create a human connection in a close-knit community as well as the importance of earning an honorable reputation. Jody understands that people have challenges in life, and sometimes they just need someone in their community to direct and support them.. After moving to Phoenix in 1988, she went to work as a file clerk at a notable personal injury law firm where she quickly advanced as a civil litigation paralegal. While working at the law firm, Jody’s passion for the law and helping others grew. She obtained her Associates of Arts in Criminal Justice at Eastern Arizona College, then her Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies from Arizona State University, which culminated in her receiving her Juris Doctorate from Creighton University School of Law in Omaha, Nebraska.. Jody has demonstrated success in handling many challenging and complex civil litigation matters. She has been involved in hundreds, if not thousands, of personal injury cases including catastrophic injuries and death. The most important thing for Jody when representing someone is to evaluate what is best for the clients while working to eliminate the crisis that may have been brought to the client, their family, and loved ones.. Jody’s upbringing and family background of farmers, engineers, nurses, and teachers, has taught her the importance of understanding and meeting her client’s needs and priorities along with thinking beyond the expected strategies. Jody prepares cases as if she were going to go to trial. She understands the actions that could be needed and has the persistence for overcoming any challenging obstacles. Preparation leads to success for her clients.

I'm a trademark/unfair competition and personal injury/wrongful death attorney located in Chandler, Arizona. My legal experience is diverse, as I've litigated cases from trademark and trade dress infringement, copyright infringement, breach of contract involving non-competition and non-solicitation clauses, plaintiff wrongful death and personal injury, insurance defense, and Internet focused statutes like the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. I work with a number of individuals and businesses across different industries from athletics, fitness, e-commerce merchants, creatives like artists, photographers and website developers, transportation companies and others, in developing brand development and protection strategies. I also assist individuals and businesses in licensing intellectual property, whether my client is the one licensing intellectual property to another or is the one acquiring a license.

I was Assistant Attorney General for 16 years in the Child and Family Protection Division of the Arizona Attorney General’s Office. I had an amazing career in government, but the time had come for me to make the move from public to private family law practice. In my years with the AGO, I interacted professionally with many law firms here in the Valley and I wanted to work with the best. Having seen firsthand the caliber of attorneys working with the Stewart Law Group, their professionalism, high ethical standards, and the quality work they were doing for their clients, that was the firm I wanted to work for. And in 2016, I joined the family law team as Associate Attorney.. When I’m not at the office, I volunteer in the community for “Neighbors Who Care,” an organization that arranges for dinner delivery to homebound elderly Arizonans. I’m looking forward to taking on more challenges, doing important work for those who need legal help and advice, and being more active in my local community. When the agenda is simply to relax, I love travelling to destinations known for their sandy beaches or mountain vistas. As an attorney, you carry a lot of your client’s stress. So I try to maintain a healthy lifestyle, have lots of fun, and stay fit doing hot yoga, playing tennis, hiking, and trail running whenever and wherever I can.

I enjoy advocating for children and those who don't yet have their own voice.  I often take on Pro Bono cases from the Volunteer Lawyers Project.  They have been some of my most interesting and gratifying cases.  When I'm not practicing law, I enjoy running, reading, kayaking and watching movies with my family.  My oldest daughter and I have taken some Krav Maga classes together and we now have some wicked ninja fighting skills.

I am attorney Ian N. Service. I am a former county prosecutor, and former public defender. Now I own my firm! After 9 years of public service, I believe my courtroom, and litigation experience is unmatched.Service Law Group, PLLC is now serving all of Arizona offering legal defense services.I have spent my career in the courtroom. I enjoy being a lawyer, and I believe everyone has Constitutional Rights that need protecting against the government.

Criminal Defense Lawyer Arizona – Andrew C. Marcantel is a criminal defense attorney with a passion for freedom, individual rights, and government accountability. With a background in legal philosophy and Constitutional law, Andrew excels at applying an out-of-the-box approach to contemporary criminal law issues in all of our clients’ cases. As an attorney for The Attorneys For Freedom Law Firm, Andrew avidly serves his community by defending its citizens’ rights and holding the government to the standards imposed by the state and federal Constitutions.. Andrew earned his B.A. in Philosophy from the Barrett Honors College at Arizona State University, graduating with honors and receiving seven Dean’s List Recognitions throughout the course of the program. Andrew completed the Philosophy, Politics and Law Certification Program through the Honors College, and worked with various faculty members to serve as a student mentor in the Honors program. Throughout his undergraduate years, Andrew published several articles on the subjects of moral philosophy, ethics, and literature, receiving notable recognitions and scholarships sponsored by the University.. Upon completing his undergraduate degree, Andrew earned his Juris Doctorate from Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, receiving a CALI Excellence for the Future Award for his achievement in the subject of Philosophy of Crime and Punishment. While in law school, Andrew worked for two years as a Certified Limited Practice Student and Legal Research Specialist at a respected Scottsdale, Arizona law firm, and gained experience on hundreds of state criminal and civil matters. Since joining The Attorneys For Freedom Law Firm, Andrew has worked on a wide variety of complex felony and misdemeanor cases, spanning from state and federal drug crimes to First Degree Murder. In assisting our clients with their criminal matters, Andrew furthers the firm’s tradition of aggressive, insightful and proficient representation in each and every case.

Attorney Jason J. Navarro focuses on all Criminal Defense matters at Navarro Law, PLC. A third-generation Mexican-American, Mr. Navarro's grandfather immigrated to the U.S. from Chihuahua, Mexico in the 1930s. Mr. Navarro's father, Roberto, was born and raised in El Paso, Texas. In the early 70s, Roberto was stationed in Colorado with the U.S. Army where Jason was born but the family eventually moved to Dallas, Texas, where he was raised.. Growing up in Dallas in the early 80s was extraordinarily difficult as a poor brown-skinned boy. Blatant racism and class discrimination was a daily reality. Sadly, Mr. Navarro suffered from the same racial & socio-economic prejudices in his youth that many minority and blue-collar families are still forced to endure today. In his 20s, Mr. Navarro served in the U.S. Air National Guard (Air Force) and worked in sales and banking for several years. As time passed, however, Mr. Navarro began to feel the inescapable call to serve fueled by the countless heartbreaking experiences he had faced over the years. Eventually, he reached a point in his life when he could no longer ignore the inequalities he had witnessed first-hand for so long.. His mission now clear, Mr. Navarro moved to Arizona in 2002 to pursue his dream of becoming attorney. His plan was not without its challenges. He and his wife were raising two young children (twins) while working and going to school full-time. Thankfully, the hard work paid off in 2012 when he graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Legal Studies from Western International University. Mr. Navarro subsequently graduated from Arizona Summit Law School (formerly Phoenix School of Law) in 2016.. Mr. Navarro knows what its like to be treated differently. He also knows what it feels like to be victimized by an imperfect system regardless of your status. If you are searching for an attorney who will relentlessly fight for you and truly cares, call today. HABLAMOS ESPAÑOL!

Attorney Emma K. Whincup was raised in Mesa, Arizona. She graduated from Red Mountain High School at the top of her class.. Emma attended W.P. Carey School of Business, Arizona State University, where she was awarded the Academic Merit Award Scholarship, New American University Scholar-Dean’s Award Scholarship, and ASU Solutions Grant. She completed her degree in 3 ½ years, earning a B.A. in Business Law, with a minor in Dance.. Emma went on to pursue her passion of becoming an Attorney. She earned a full-tuition scholarship upon starting law school and also earned a CALI award during her first year.. During law school, Emma worked in the immigration clinic, representing children in the foster system in need of immigration services. Emma advocated on behalf of neglected children in immigration and state dependency proceedings, gaining experience filing Immigration petitions for Special Juvenile Status, naturalization through adoption, and retrieval of immigration documents and records to establish immigration status. She was successful in proving the immigration status of a foster child to the Court, leading to the child’s long-awaited adoption by her foster parents.. Emma completed an internship with the City of Mesa, where she worked in a wide variety of practice areas including employment, real estate, construction litigation, civil litigation, and liability defense.. Emma spent her second and third year of law school as a Law Clerk and Rule 38 Limited Practice Certified Student for Attorneys For Freedom. Emma worked diligently alongside the attorneys drafting various motions and attending court hearings. During this time, she gained invaluable experience, exposure, and training in criminal defense that goes unparalleled.. Emma also participated in Trial Advocacy, attaining strong courtroom skills and techniques through numerous mock trials. Her passion for freedom and the second amendment guided her to conduct her graduate writing on firearm rights and regulations. She spent extensive time delving into research on firearm regulations at the local, state, and federal levels, advocating for the separation of powers and 2nd amendment rights.. Emma graduated from Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, Arizona State University in May 2020, receiving her Juris Doctorate. She thereafter was admitted to the Arizona State Bar to practice law as a licensed attorney.. In her free time, Emma enjoys hiking, road trips around the beautiful state of Arizona, country swing dancing, and spending time with family, friends, and her dog.. Emma considered her time clerking at Attorneys For Freedom one of the best experiences of her academic career and could not imagine starting her career as an attorney anywhere else. Emma is excited to call Attorneys For Freedom her home.

About three months after I started law school, my wife called me out. I was already beginning to act like one of “those” lawyers. Honestly, I was embarrassed and wanted to drop out. But instead, I decided to make a course correction.. That was when I discovered what I truly enjoyed about the law. It was more than just being able to argue myself out of any debate; it was more than just being able to quote statutes or cite caselaw. And it was certainly more than just obtaining a degree. What I enjoyed most about the law was the ability to walk along-side friends and family that were facing some of the most stressful events in their entire life. Not only are the events emotionally draining (a death in the family, being sued, a divorce, etc.), but adding to that is the frustration of dealing with the legalities caused by that event.. It is my opinion that the law has, in some ways, been hidden from the general populace. Even with self-help books and self-help counters at the courthouse, I have found that most people, at best frustrate themselves trying to figure it out or, at worst, dig themselves into a deeper mess. When you think about just the simple question “Where can I find what the law says about…” there is no single book or location you can read to get your answer. For example, with trusts, you need to read the Arizona Probate Code, the Internal Revenue Code, the Treasury Regulations and many layers of Tax Court and Arizona Court Case Opinions. Those are not found in one book. Then if you consider that tax law is set at both the federal and the state level, your search could double.. Law school does not teach you how to be a lawyer. It teaches you how to research the law. That is a skill learned through hours and hours of practice. I am still learning it today. But that skill, paired with my commitment to listening to a clients’ problems, will get us all to a satisfactory result.. So that is why I am not an “Attorney and Counselor at Law”. There’s more to helping clients than just counseling – we, as lawyers, should solve problems. We are the last resort for a friend or family member who has done everything to solve the problem without us. Once a client walks into my office, they are meeting the only “Attorney & Problem Solver at Law”. And if it is a problem that I can’t solve, I will find someone who can.

A member of Giammarco Law Office PLLC, Zach joined the firm in 2006 after graduating cum laude from California Western School of Law in San Diego, California. Zach completed his legal education in only two years and officially joined the firm thereafter, despite being involved in the firm’s operations from an early age. A trial attorney, Zach practices in a variety of areas, including business, personal injury, employment, real estate, HOA and probate law, all of which has garnered him extensive trial experience in Arizona’s city, state, federal and appellate courts. He is also very familiar with the merchant bankcard industry; HIPAA/HITECH compliance; estate planning (including preparation of wills, trusts, living wills and powers of attorneys); contract drafting and review; formation of LLCs, corporations and partnerships; trademarks and copyrights; and liquor licensing. Born and raised in Arizona, Zach enjoys almost anything outdoors, whether that be snowboarding, camping, walking his dogs or playing soccer, which he still manages to play once or twice a week. Of course, he always enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter and their four (yes...four) dogs.

"We, as criminal defense lawyers, are forced to deal with some of the lowest people on earth, people who have no sense of right and wrong, people who will lie in court to get what they want, people who do not care who gets hurt in the process. It is our job–our sworn duty–as criminal defense lawyers, to protect our clients from those people." — Cynthia Roseberry. Arizona State Bar Certified Specialist in Criminal Law. The Law Firm of Marc J. Victor, P.C. represents clients throughout the State of Arizona including Chandler, Phoenix, Tempe, Gilbert, Scottsdale, Mesa, Tucson, Peoria, Yuma, Flagstaff and Glendale.. Our Law Firm represents clients in the areas of Criminal Law, Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Law. Marc J. Victor regularly represents clients in felony criminal Law matters such as DUI, Drugs, Murder, Rape, Sex Crimes, Aggravated Assault and Gun Related Charges.. Marc J. Victor is an accomplished attorney who is often invited to speak to audiences across Arizona. He has recently addressed the Freedom Summit, the Eris Society, the AZ Libertarian Party Convention and other events aimed at protecting your rights.. Marc J. Victor has represented clients in more than a thousand major felony cases including first and second degree murder, sex cases, gun cases, major drug cases, complex white collar cases, federal appeals, and other complex state and federal matters.  Jury trial experience includes several murder trials including death eligible matters as well as complex sex cases. Marc J. Victor has represented clients in many high-profile and media attention cases.