Top best E Lawyers in ZIP 85210 | 82 available
82 E lawyers are available in ZIP code 85210 in Mesa, Arizona. Average rating of these lawyers is 4.8/5 and 54% provide free consultation with average fees of $387 per hour.
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Thomas Grisoni is a partner at the Wattel & York injury law firm with offices located all throughout the state of Arizona. Mr. Grisoni and his fellow Arizona injury and accident lawyers at the Wattel & York Arizona injury and accident law firm have extensive combined experience handling a wide range of different types of cases involving some type of injury or accident. Some of these practice areas include but are not limited too: Motorcycle accidents, truck accidents, wrongful death, brain injuries, burn injuries, spinal cord injuries, medical malpractice, pedestrian accidents, bicycle accidents, boating accidents, bus accidents, public transporation accidents, airplane accidents, premises liability, product liability, swimming pool accidents, nursing home abuse, elder abuse, physical edler abuse, financial elder abuse, highway accidents, head on collisions, rear-ended accidents, DUI accidents, distracted driving collisions, taxi accidents, child injuries, construction accidents, workplace accidents, diminshed value, dog bites, property damage, and many more. If you or someone you care for has been involved in any of the above types of accidents or suffered any of the above types of injuries as a result of being involved in an accident that was caused by the negligence of someone else, contact Thomas Grisoni for a free legal consultation with an experienced and successful injury and accident lawyer.
Joshua Edwards is a family law and criminal defense attorney in Arizona who strives to give each and every one of his client’s a voice. It is Josh’s belief that all too often, the legal system charges forward without stopping to hear and truly understand the situation placed before them. When this occurs, individuals are left feeling hopeless and frustrated.. This is why Josh focuses his representation around what each of his client’s goals are and what each client designates as success. No two cases are exactly the same and not everyone is seeking the same outcome. By taking the time to truly listen to his client’s, Josh is able to better understand how to assist them in their unique situation.. Josh believes that in order to be a truly effective attorney there must be a great deal of listening and communication between the attorney and client. For this reason, Josh makes himself available to his Clients 24 hours a day 7 days a week because no one knows when issues will arise or when law enforcement will be contacting them. No one should ever have to wait until normal business hours to get help from their attorney when they are in the midst of a crisis.
Injury and wrongful death victims need a compassionate advocate to right the wrongs others have caused them. It is not an easy job but my clients know I care about them and, just as important, I get the job done. WWW.GOODAZLAWYERS.COM
I continue to work in the area of family law and with guardianships and adoptions because of the people I get to work with and to help families as they transition to a new stage in their lives.. My husband and I met in law school. We worked in differing jobs over the years which gave us significant experiences, but chose to establish a firm together in 2003. He handles civil litigation and education matters. Together with our co counsel Ali Abella Korte and staff, we are a team committed to the needs of our clients.. I like approaching family law from a variety of ways, whether collaborative, serving as the mediator, or individual representation. My years as a judge pro tem give yet another perspective. I regularly meet or exceed my training requirements. All of this helps me stay focused on the needs of the individual I am helping and what approach is best for them.. Affiliations and Memberships:. Collaborative Law Professionals of Phoenix. Arizona State Bar Association. Maricopa County Bar Association. AzAFCC and AFCC (Arizona Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. MCAFM (Maricopa County Association of Family Mediators). Modest Means Project
Dwayne Farnsworth is the Magaging Partner of Farnsworth Law Offices in Mesa, Arizona. He has practiced as a bankruptcy attorney for over 25 years throughout the State of Arizona. He has authored books on bankruptcy for consumers, has personally tutored other bankruptcy attorneys, taught bankruptcy seminars to other practicing attorneys, and currently teaches a law school class on bankruptcy and debtor / creditor General Practice Skills.
Doug Settel received his Bachelor of Arts degree in English at the Ohio State University in 1994. He graduated with distinction and was a member of the Golden Key National Honor Society. Mr. Settel attended the DePaul College of Law where he graduated with his Juris Doctorate degree in 1998.. Mr. Settel has been a member of the State Bar of Arizona since 1998. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the American Association for Justice, the Arizona Trial Lawyers Association and the Maricopa County Bar Association. He has worked for Goldberg & Osborne since 1998 where he practices exclusively in the area of personal injury law.. Mr. Settel handles administration of the West Mesa, East Mesa and Paradise Valley offices and offers free initial, legal consultations to people in those communities. In addition, Mr. Settel contributes to various Phoenix charities. In his free time, Mr. Settel enjoys hiking, weightlifting, swimming and other outdoor activities.
Described as a “bull dog” , a “pit bull”, and a “gatekeeper”, Attorney Elijah K. Nielson is not afraid to fight. In his first year of licensure Elijah second-chaired complex litigation involving Chinese corporations and $4 million dollars in damage claims and also took on members of the “Big 5” banking industry as a second chair in mortgage fraud litigation.. As lead attorney Elijah obtained a pre-litigation settlement of his client’s claim against a public entity, negotiated an easement dispute to final settlement, took an employer on for employment fraud, and beat down the intimidation tactics of an abusive contractor.. Not bad for a second-career attorney licensed in California since 2011 and Arizona since 2012.. “Sometimes people ask about my years of practice,” says Elijah shrugging, “but what they’re really asking is ‘Can I trust you to watch out for me?’ That’s a valid question for a client to have, no matter how long an attorney has been practicing.”. Elijah naturally understands people, and it doesn’t hurt that he has been licensed as a master’s level psychotherapist since 2004.. “Being a lawyer is not just about fighting battles in court. Sometimes it makes the most sense economically, psychologically, and emotionally to resolve problems outside of the courtroom—the real key is not simply knowing how to fight but where to take the fight,” says Elijah speaking from experience.. As an alumnus of Pepperdine Law’s Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution’s LL.M. program, ranked the number one dispute resolution program by U.S. News & World Report for the ninth consecutive year, Elijah has mediated cases throughout the Los Angeles court system, externed in China with the Beijing Arbitration Commission, and co-mediated employment-discrimination cases as an extern with U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.. “I am client centered,” says Elijah, “my goal is to advocate for my client as effectively, professionally, and efficiently as possible. That’s my bottom line.” . .
Clint Dunaway is trusted by clients in a variety of industry sectors and regularly provides counsel in regard to commercial, business dispute, real estate contract, and landlord-tenant matters. He is experienced litigating matters ranging from construction defects to insurance defense. Clint has both arbitration and trial experience in the areas of construction defect, insurance defense, and products liability. Mr. Dunaway received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Brigham Young University and then a Juris Doctorate from the University Of Dayton School Of Law in 2010. Since graduating from Law School, Mr. Dunaway has been admitted to the Arizona State Bar and the United States District Court of Arizona. In his free time, Mr. Dunaway enjoys taking long bike rides, watching football games on television, and spending time with his family.
Brent practices primarily in the areas of business, trust and estate planning; trust and probate administration; and immigration law. His business, trust and estate planning practice includes all areas of lifetime and testamentary planning concerning estate preservation and tax efficient property transfers among family members, business associates, friends and charities in the United States and around the world. His immigration practice encompasses the full range of business, investment and family immigration law.. Brent has Martindale-Hubbell's highest rating of AV and is included in Marquis' Who's Who in American Law. Brent received his J.D. from Columbia University School of Law, where he was the case note and comment editor for the Columbia Journal of Transnational Law.. Before opening his office in Mesa in 1996, he was the partner in charge of the estate planning and business immigration practice areas at Brown & Bain P.A. in Phoenix. He is a member of Wealth Counsel, a national collaborative business and estate planning organization; the East Valley Planning Council; and the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He has served on the Board of Trustees of the Maricopa County Bar Foundation and other charitable organizations. He is currently on the Professional Advisory Board of the Arizona Community Foundation.. He has been very active as a leader in various capacities with the Boy Scouts of America and has coached several youth sports teams.