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With over 25 years of diverse experiences as corporate legal counsel, attorney Jennifer M. Settles has closed over ONE BILLION DOLLARS in M&A deals, real estate transactions, commercial loans, corporate finance fundings, and complex commercial contract deals.   She provides her clients with strategic and practical solutions, minimizing clients' risk and maximizing their long-term value.  Jennifer prioritizes efficiency and effectiveness in each client representation, without compromising quality.

With nearly 15 years of business management, credit &
asset evaluation and legal experience in the financial services sector Tricia
has become a skilled innovative thinker.  She is good at working with
business owners because she understands how they work.  She will provide thoughtful strategic planning built on the specific
organizational objectives. As an attorney, and business professional with a
Masters in Business Administration, she has the ability to comprehend complex
business and legal concepts and then effectively communicate matters to a broad
audience.. Her experience in both the legal and business arena gives
her a broad understanding of numerous financial and legal implications
encountered in business and which she can communicate in a fluent manner with
business and legal professionals alike.. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Tricia supported the
substantial growth of a wholesale residential mortgage branch as Operations
Manager. As Director of Credit for a large wholesale mortgage
originator she developed and implemented
credit policy & procedure guidance enterprise wide. She focused on
qualitative analysis of loan conformity and regulatory compliance in her roles
as Director of Underwriting and as a Due Diligence Auditor.. Tricia is knowledgeable of regulatory agencies and
applicable finance laws with a focus on Dodd Frank and CFPB policy. She has in
depth experience with residential mortgage and consumer credit practices. She
has successfully handled modifications, deed-in-lieu transfers and consumer
rights claims on mortgage transactions.  Tricia has been involved in
landlord tenant transactions and HOA disputes and understands the various
issues that can arise.. Tricia’s passion for smart, equitable solutions is foremost
in all her endeavors.

With more than 25 years of bankruptcy experience, Andrew has helped thousands of clients resolve their financial difficulties. He is a tenacious litigator and problem solver and helps business and consumer clients successfully tackle the most complex cases. Andrew has served as a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Panel Trustee; as a Past Chair of the Consumer Debtor Committee of the State Bar of Arizona’s Bankruptcy Section; as a member of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court’s Strategic Planning Committee; as a member of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court’s Electronic Court Filing User Group Committee; and as a member of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court’s Debtor Education Committee. Andrew has also spoken extensively on the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, and been honored by the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys as its Member of the Month (August 2008), and by Green Path Debt Solutions in its Attorney Spotlight (November 2008).. Andrew grew up in the suburbs of New York City, graduated from Louisiana Tech University with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and worked as a Systems Engineer for Electronic Data Systems Corporation before attending California Western School of Law. He has worked almost exclusively as a consumer bankruptcy attorney since graduating from California Western School of Law. Additionally, he has served as a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustee in the District of Arizona.. Andrew is happily married for more than 25 years and has two children, a daughter and son. His family is heavily involved in live theatre with both children having performed in community and professional theatre. Andrew’s daughter has performed off-Broadway and his son has appeared regionally and has toured North America on a Broadway National Tour. Andrew would love to talk to you about live theatre in Arizona and all of the wonderful children’s theatres throughout the Valley of the Sun!

With a legal career in personal injury and wrongful death that spans over 35 years, Bob is tireless in his dedication and resolve to seek justice for each and every one of his clients. From the very first meeting with any prospective client, Bob’s easygoing manner engenders trust because he is naturally compassionate, sincere and possesses a unique ability to understand and communicate with clients from all walks of life. This same direct, common-sense approach has proven to be extremely effective in cases that are ultimately heard by juries.. An experienced Phoenix personal injury lawyer, Bob is known by his clients and professional colleagues alike to be a man who is deeply connected to his clients and their causes. For Bob, client relationships don’t often end as a case concludes, especially when an outcome presents an opportunity to affect social change.. Bob has been recognized as a Best Lawyer by the Best Lawyers of America since 2006. He has received the Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent Peer Review Rating, and continues as a Southwest Super Lawyer from 2007 to the present. Bob was invited to join the International Society of Barristers in 2017.

Vanessa practices primarily in the areas of trust and estate planning, probate administration and litigation, and elder law. Vanessa offers strategic and thoughtful guidance to individuals, families, professional fiduciaries, Trustees, Personal Representatives, creditors and heirs/ her estate planning practice, Vanessa develops custom approaches designed to meet the needs of each individual client, family, or situation. This includes sophisticated planning for more complex matters, practical and efficient plans for more modest estates, and everything in between. Over the course of her practice, hundreds of Arizona individuals and families have benefitted from Vanessa’s thoughtfully crafted estate plans, modifications to existing plans, and general guidance in estate planning. Further, in addition to developing and modifying estate plans, Vanessa also guides clients through estate and trust administration, as well as probate proceedings.. Vanessa is also a regular advocate for individuals seeking to protect a family member or loved one in connection with Guardianship and Conservatorship proceedings. In addition to attentively navigating her clients through the procedures of guardian and conservator appointments, Vanessa ensures all duties and responsibilities are understood, and provides post-appointment support to secure long-term success and sustainability.. Vanessa’s thoughtful approach to Guardianships and Conservatorships also serves her clients well in the arena of juvenile adoptions and guardianships. Whether clients are uniting their family through a step-parent adoption, starting or expanding their family with a private adoption, or solidifying a long-time bond through an adult adoption, Vanessa’s enthusiasm and experience with adoptions, allows her clients to approach the prospect of adoption with confidence and ease.. Vanessa is an Arizona native and attended Northern Arizona University, graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. Vanessa pursued law school after three years of working in a corporate law firm, and graduated from The John Marshall Law School in Chicago, Illinois.

Tyler Allen Law Firm, PLLC offers legal representation in Employment Law, Commercial and Non-commercial Traffic, Estate Planning, Criminal Defense, and Domestic Partnership Planning matters.. Attorney Tyler K. Allen prides himself on providing superior representation and cost-effective solutions to your legal issues.. When you hire Tyler to represent you, you gain the knowledge that that your case is going to be handled by an attorney whom you will work closely with. Open communication is key to effective legal service. You need to feel comfortable speaking with your attorney when you have questions or concerns. When you retain Tyler, you can be confident that you will be empowered with the information you need to make the right decisions.. Attorney Tyler K. Allen was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. Tyler completed his undergraduate degree in Political Science at the University of Utah. There, he founded the Mock Trial team and was a judiciary intern for United States Senator Robert F. Bennett. Prior to attending law school, Tyler worked in Utah Governor John Huntsman's office in communications, campaign finance, and voter outreach.. During law school, Tyler served as a judicial extern for The Honorable Patrick J. Irvine in the Arizona Court of Appeals. He spent time as a law clerk at the Maricopa County Attorney's Office where he worked on juvenile criminal matters. Tyler worked as a law clerk on business litigation matters and participated in Mock Trial.. Admitted: Arizona, U.S. Dt. Ct. of Arizona Law School: Arizona State University College of Law, J.D. Undergraduate: University of Utah, B.S. Political Science, cum laude

Ty Taber is among the most respected and successful personal injury trial lawyers in Arizona. For more than three decades, he has protected the rights of victims of negligence, earning dozens of settlements and jury verdicts as high as $7.5 million for injured persons and the families of victims of wrongful death.. A Certified Specialist in Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation (Arizona Board of Legal Specialization), Ty has represented injured parties who suffered losses stemming from personal attack and abuse, mistreatment, neglect, dangerous working conditions, motor vehicle accidents (including golf carts, ATVs, motorcycles, motor scooters, Go-Peds, automobiles, trucks and tractor trailers), aircraft accidents (including airplanes, helicopters and hot air balloons) and products liability, premises liability and professional liability cases.. His recent victories – in negotiated settlements and as lead counsel in numerous jury trials – on behalf of injured clients include:

Ty Frankel is an Employment Law and Class Action attorney. He represents clients before federal and state courts and agencies in a wide variety of class action and employment law matters and has extensive experience litigating and providing counsel related to wage and hour, equal pay, wrongful discharge, retaliation, discrimination, sexual harassment, hostile work environment, and related claims.. Mr. Frankel’s practice is primarily devoted to wage and hour litigation. He has litigated numerous national, regional, and state-wide class and collective actions on behalf of employees seeking to recover unpaid overtime and minimum wage against businesses of all sizes, ranging from local companies to publicly traded corporations.. Mr. Frankel has navigated his cases through each stage of litigation, including the initial case investigation, filing the complaint, class and collective action certification, engaging in discovery and depositions, dispositive motion practice, pretrial procedures, trial, and appeal.. Mr. Frankel is proud to have represented workers in litigation to recover unpaid wages by challenging corporate practices violating federal and state wage and hour laws.. His experience includes litigation representing:• workers misclassified as independent contractors, independent operators, or independent franchisees who should be receiving benefits as employees, plus minimum wage and overtime, because their work is dependent on and controlled by the company they work for;• workers misclassified as salaried exempt when they should be entitled to overtime because the duties they perform are routine as opposed to managerial in nature;• sales employees whose bonuses and incentive pay should be calculated into their overtime rate;• call center sales employees who spend greater than ten minutes per day loading their systems before they are clocked in;• employees required to perform work duties off-the-clock before, during, and after their scheduled shifts;• employees required to put on and take off personal protective equipment necessary to perform their job without compensation for that time;• workers required to remain on-call and engaged to wait during downtime that they are not paid for;• laborers not paid for drive time after picking up equipment at headquarters and then driving to job sites throughout the day;• workers who have training costs deducted from their paychecks causing their wages to fall below the minimum wage; and• legal assistants and paralegals not paid overtime at time and half their regular rate for hours over forty in a workweek.. Mr. Frankel was included in the 2022, 2023, and 2024 edition of the Best Lawyers®: Ones to Watch in America for his work in Labor and Employment Law.  Mr. Frankel is proud to have been nominated by his peers as a Super Lawyers’ Southwest Rising Star for his litigation work on behalf employees. For years, Mr. Frankel has served as a contributor for the American Bar Association Treatise on the Fair Labor Standards Act, which is the federal law mandating minimum wage and overtime for most workers across the United States. He has also been a contributor to the Arizona Republic regarding a wide array of employment law issues.. Mr. Frankel has experience counseling employers about employment law practices and litigation, including matters involving compensation practices, employment policies, hiring, separation from employment, internal workplace investigations, and discrimination charges.. Mr. Frankel is active in community service. He serves on the Board of the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project, which is the only organization in Arizona that provides pro bono legal services to vulnerable immigrants in detention, many of whom are refugees. He served as President of the Board during implementation of the Trump administration’s family separation policy, which resulted in immigrant children being separated from their parents at the border. During his tenure as President, the organization grew from just under 40 to more than 150 employees because of a significant increase in donations. This growth enabled the organization to better respond to the family separation crisis and provide even more widespread services to immigrant children and adults detained in Arizona. In addition to his time serving on the Board, Mr. Frankel has also provided pro bono legal services on behalf of immigrants and refugees.. Mr. Frankel earned his law degree from Boston College Law School, graduating cum laude. During law school, he was a LEND Fellow at the Boston Children’s Hospital, where he studied legal and public policy concerning children with developmental disabilities. He was also a Student Attorney at the Boston College Immigration and Asylum Project, representing clients before the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service and Immigration Court. Mr. Frankel attended his first year of law school at Loyola University College of Law in New Orleans where he earned positions on the Loyola Law Review and Moot Court Staff, as well as the Legal Excellence Award in Property and Torts.. Mr. Frankel earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Boston College in political science and communications. During his undergraduate education, he was an Immigration Intern in the Senate office of the Honorable Edward M. Kennedy for several years.. Mr. Frankel is admitted to practice in Arizona and Massachusetts.

Tucson personal injury and criminal defense attorney Scott Zeitler was born in Wichita Falls, Texas, and was raised in the Midwest. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Government/ International Relations and Pre-Law from Augustana College in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Later, he studied English Literature at the University of Arizona, received his Juris of Doctor Degree from Arizona Summit Law School in Phoenix, Arizona, and was admitted to the Arizona State Bar.. Prior to joining the law offices of Lerner and Rowe, P.C. in December of 2014, Scott worked as a criminal defense attorney in Tucson and Phoenix. He has also volunteered his time at Fresh Start Women’s Foundation in Phoenix, Arizona, by providing legal information to underserved women experiencing difficult, and sometimes violent, domestic or marital issues.. A track and field athlete in college, Scott has continued his athletic training and is actively involved in youth competitive soccer with his children.

The practice area of Asset Protection is unique and has really only been a recognized area of law for the past 20 years.  Lodmell & Lodmell has practiced Asset Protection law exlusively since 1997.

The Defense Never Rests.

Taylor has more than a decade of experience working as a lawyer and advocate in Arizona. He has helped shape the law in the courtroom, at the legislature, and via the ballot box. An excellent writer, oral advocate, and strategic thinker, Taylor successfully managed one of the busiest civil appellate practices in the state, advised numerous ballot measure committees, and run public affairs and grassroots campaigns. Taylor is also an engaging speaker, teacher, and writer who designs and delivers educational and training programs for lawyers, business leaders, and university students at both graduate and undergraduate levels.. If you'd like to see Taylor in action, here is a link to a video of his oral argument before the Arizona Supreme Court in 2010. This argument was conducted in the Great Hall of the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law--Taylor's alma mater. His portion of the argument starts at the 21:04 minute mark and runs for approximately the next twenty minutes.

Steven Meyerand received his law degree, summa cum laude, from Michigan State University College of Law in 2007. While in law school, Steven focused his legal education on trial practice as a member of the Geoffrey Feiger Trial Practice Institute. Additionally, Steven received national recognition as a member of the Moot Court program. When Steven graduated, he accepted a position as a Deputy County Attorney with the Maricopa County Attorney's Office.. As a Deputy County Attorney , Steven focused on continuing to develop his skills as a trial attorney. During Steven's more than 5 years as a Deputy County Attorney, he prosecuted thousands of cases including a variety of felony and misdemeanor offenses in the Superior and Justice Courts of Maricopa County. Steven has conducted dozens of trials throughout Maricopa County. Steven concluded his career at the Maricopa County Attorney's Office as a member of the elite Vehicular Crimes Bureau where he prosecuted a variety of cases ranging from DUI to Vehicular Homicide.

Steve Little is an experienced and accomplished attorney practicing in the Arizona market. Steve has many years of experinece as an aggressive litigator and has represented clients in personal injury, legal ethics and criminal law matters.. Steve is routinely called upon by the Bar to teach other attorneys and provide continuing legal education to the local legal community. He prides himself on superb client relations and personally invovles himself in his clients' cases.

Stephen Biggs focuses his practice on appellate work, preventing and solving business disputes, and protecting the reputation and intellectual property of individuals and businesses.. Appellate Practice. Stephen assists individuals, businesses, and other lawyers in appealing a ruling from one court to a higher court and in defending against appeals taken by opposing parties. His appellate experience includes cases involving many different areas of the law, including business and commercial disputes, questions of statutory interpretation, issues regarding the enforceability of contractual provisions, criminal matters, defamation claims, and unemployment insurance benefits—to name a few.. Most frequently, clients and other lawyers hire Stephen to assist them in bringing direct and intermediate appeals (incluidng special actions) before the Arizona Court of Appeals. But Stephen has also prepared multiple petitions for review to the Arizona Supreme Court, and he has briefed and argued two cases accepted for review by that court. Stephen also has experience briefing and arguing cases in the federal courts of appeal, and he has assisted or consulted with other lawyers in pursuing and defending appeals before appellate courts in states outside of Arizona.. Preventing and Solving Business Disputes. Stephen helps individuals and businesses avoid and solve disputes, both before and after they become lawsuits. Effective risk management (including seeking the advice of a lawyer about how to prevent and protect against legal problems before they occur) and early negotiation to resolve problems that do arise before they become lawsuits can oftentimes keep individuals and businesses out of court and avoid the costs of litigation. But when litigation is necessary or a court action has already been filed, Stephen assists businesses and individuals in pursuing or defending against legal claims in court or in arbitration.. Some examples of the types of problems and situations that Stephen helps his clients avoid or address include contract disputes, unfair competition, disclosure of confidential information, fraud claims (including claims for consumer fraud, securities fraud, and other forms of investment fraud), business management disputes (including claims for breach of fiduciary duty, self-dealing, or disloyalty against officers, directors, and other managers of businesses), business ownership disputes (including business break-ups), failed business deals, trust disputes, and professional negligence (including malpractice claims against accountants, auditors, and lawyers).. Protecting and Defending Reputations and Intellectual Property. Your good name matters, whether you are an individual or a business. In the age of the Internet, it is easier than ever for harmful, negative statements to be communicated to large audiences instantaneously. Stephen assists individuals and businesses in protecting their reputation when others defame, slander, or libel them. He also assists those who have been accused of defamation, slander, or libel in defending against those claims.. In addition to reputation, another valuable asset of every business and entrepreneur is intellectual property. Stephen assists individuals and businesses in pursuing and defending against claims of trade secret misappropriation, copyright infringement, trademark infringement, Lanham Act violations, and other forms of unfair competition related to intellectual property rights (including palming off and passing off claims).

Stephanie R. Leach has years of extensive experience handling employment law issues and representing clients throughout Arizona and Florida.. Stephanie earned her undergraduate degree at the University of Florida (B.A., cum laude 1998) and her Juris Doctorate at the University of Miami School of Law (J.D., magna cum laude 2001) where she received the Order of the Coif.  While a law student, Stephanie was an editor for the University of Miami Law Review, and tutored fellow law students as a Dean's Fellow.. Before forming Stephanie R. Leach, PLLC, Stephanie served as a law clerk to the Honorable Federico A. Moreno on the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida and also for the Honorable Chief Justice Charles E. Jones of the Arizona Supreme Court.  Stephanie also spent years working for large national law firms, representing employers in a wide range of matters.. Stephanie now continues to provide experienced, high quality representation to her clients that she did while practicing at large national law firms, but in a more cost efficient manner.. Stephanie is also actively involved in her community.  She volunteers her time as a Judge Pro Tempore, and works as an adjunct professor at Arizona Summit Law School.

State Bar of Arizona Certified Bankruptcy Specialist 1991-2009

Since graduating from law school, I have focused my practice on representing and helping disabled clients obtain the benefits they deserve. My practice includes assisting individuals at all levels of the Social Security disability process, including the initial application, Administrative Law Judge hearings, and before the Appeals Council. In addition, I also represents clients in Social Security appeals before the United States Federal Courts.. I am admitted to the State Bar of Arizona and the State Bar of Michigan, along with multiple Federal District Courts.  Furthermore,  I am a member of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives and the Macomb County Bar Association. I am a graduate of New York Law School and Michigan State University.. My practice involves helping individuals pursue the disability benefits they deserve throughout the State of Arizona.  I represent clients in all  of Arizona's Social Security ODAR offices.  I have also handled successful cases in the States of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, New York, and Georgia.. My office has the capacity to assist clients with filing their claims, obtaining medical records and expert evidence, and hearing representation.. Filing for and obtaining Social Security benefits can be a long and daunting road.  It is my goal to provide the most effective and successful representation possible to achieve a positive outcome for my clients.. My office handles claims for:. Social Security Disability (SSDI). Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Child's SSI Benefits. Disabled Widow's/Widower's Benefits (DWB). Disabled Adult Child Benefits (DAC). Reconsideration Hearings. ALJ Hearings. Appeals Council. Federal Court Appeals

She specializes in Short Sale negotiations and the legal implications of selling distressed properties.. Suzanne received her B.S. from Arizona State University and her J.D. from the University of Wyoming. Suzanne is an Arizona native whose legal career began in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, practicing civil rights litigation with Gerry Spence and The Spence Law Firm.. Suzanne is certified to teach for the Arizona Department of Real Estate and she has presented several continuing legal education seminars on Short Sales for both the State Bar of Arizona and the Teton County Bar in Jackson, Wyoming.. Suzanne established Residential Law Group of Suzanne Watts, LLC to help people who are faced with selling an over-encumbered property. She works with her clients to explain the legal implications of a Short Sale and/or foreclosure and represents her client’s position with their lender(s). Suzanne’s passion is empowering people with accurate information to make informed decisions.. Because Suzanne’s practice is solely committed to Short Sales, all of her firm’s resources are devoted to working with sellers, lenders, buyers and Realtors to facilitate Short Sale transactions.

Shawn and Lynn have two children, Ellen and Eric.

Shane has several years of experience as a real estate developer, land investor, and broker which gives him a unique vantage point and ability to connect with his clients while striving to provide exceptional representation on a variety of land use and zoning matters. Shane also has previous legal experience in litigation, real estate, employment law, and family law.

Sean McNally is a litigator specializing in criminal and DUI offenses. Sean is a graduate of the University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law. His main focus while in law school was primarily on criminal defense law. While at university, he interned at the City of Tucson Municipal Court, as well as with the Pima County Public Defender’s office. Sean’s efforts in criminal defense culminated in him earning a Certificate of Criminal Law and Policy and being presented with the Hon. Joseph M. Livermore Service Award upon graduation.. After law school, Sean clerked at Pima County Superior Court for the Honorable Kellie Johnson, and at the Arizona Court of Appeals; Division 2 for the Honorable Sean E. Brearcliffe. He then spent several years working at a criminal defense firm based in Tucson.. Before becoming an attorney, Sean served with distinction in the United States Air Force for 20+ years mostly at Luke Air Force Base. While at Luke AFB, he attended Arizona State University, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude, receiving a Bachelor of Applied Science in Political Science.. In his free time, Sean enjoys spending his time  unwinding with friends and family during evening and gatherings, and watching his Dbacks.

Sean Forrester has made a career advocating for the rights of the citizen accused. He understands the complex legal issues facing those charged with a criminal offense, and has the knowledge to explore and present the best defense possible. Mr. Forrester is tireless in his dedication to seek justice on behalf of his clients.. Additionally, he was part of a trial team that has obtained over $11 million dollars for clients in civil rights actions  brought against law enforcement and other state agencies.

Sara Thomas is a Plaintiff’s personal injury and wrongful death attorney who represents significantly injured victims.  Her practice focuses on wrongful deaths, dog bites, major motorcycle / trucking / automobile / pedestrian collisions, premises liability, nursing home abuse, insurance bad faith, and medical malpractice.  Alongside her clients, Sara has successfully litigated many cases against individuals, major hospitals, large corporations, government entities, and insurance companies.  During the litigation process, Sara is committed to educating and guiding her clients from start to finish with the utmost integrity, compassion, respect, and empathy.. In her spare time, Sara is committed to serving the legal community through extensive volunteer work. She co-chairs the Ethics Seminar for the Arizona Trial Lawyers Association (2012 to present), has been a faculty member at the Maricopa County Bar Association’s Personal Injury Seminar Series, has presented on the 1964 Civil Rights Act, and was a moot court judge at the college national moot court competitions. She is also a member of the Arizona Women Lawyers Association, the American Association for Justice, and the Arizona State Bar.  She is honored to be peer-voted as a Southwest Super Lawyers® Rising Star (2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017).  Most recently, she was elected by her peers to the position of Governor on the Arizona State Bar Board of Governors (District 6, Rules Committee) – the Arizona State Bar Governing Board.. Sara is a 5th generation Arizonan who is the granddaughter of Arizona pioneer Jacob Hamblin - the "Buckskin Apostle" - who was sent by Brigham Young to Arizona as a Mormon Diplomat to the Native Americans. Born and raised in Arizona, Sara attended Xavier College Preparatory (Track and Field MVP, Cross Country's Most Outstanding Runner, Four Year Varsity Letters, Outstanding Senior Athlete), the University of Arizona, and University of Kansas Law School. She has volunteered with the Boys and Girls Club, Big Brothers Sisters, St. Vincent de Paul, the Junior League, and the Phoenix Art Museum. She is also an avid outdoors-woman and a competitive runner.

Samuel Randall is an employment, immigration and litigation attorney. He counsels and represents small businesses and public and private sector employees in a broad range of employment and labor law related issues, including discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, wage and hour violations, equal pay, employment contracts, employee discipline, restrictive covenants, severance agreements, retirement and disability issues and other employment related matters. Mr. Randall regularly represents clients in state and federal courts, administrative hearings, mediation and arbitration.. Mr. Randall assists a wide range of immigration clients with their business and family based immigration needs including work authorizations, becoming a permanent resident (green card), petition to sponsor family members, becoming a U.S. citizen, asylum applications, provide relief from removal, deportation and detention.. Mr. Randall also has experience in civil litigation, business law, bankruptcy, criminal law, family law, probate, wills and trusts and landlord tenant disputes.