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Vincent Miner is an associate at the firm, focusing primarily in the area of insurance defense. Vincent attended the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. During law school, Vincent participated in the externship program, allowing him the opportunity to extern for Judge James A. Teilborg of the United States District Court for the District of Arizona, Judge John W. Thompson of the Arizona Court of Appeals, and Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Vincent also received the CALI Award for academic excellence in his Writing for Law Practice class. Vincent graduated magna cum laude and became a member of the Order of the Coif, recognizing academic excellence. Vincent was also awarded the Justice Sandra Day O’Connor Award, recognizing his excellence in constitutional law studies. Vincent was a managing editor of the Arizona State Law Journal, and was vice-president of the Health Law Society at ASU. After graduating law school, Vincent clerked with Justice Ann A. Scott Timmer of the Arizona Supreme Court.  Vincent currently practices law at the firm Sanders & Parks, P.C.  He was recently named as a Super Lawyers Rising Star for 2022.

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Pat represents creditors in complex bankruptcy and creditors' rights matters, and has extensive commercial litigation experience with an emphasis on contracts, real estate, and UCC issues. He is also experienced in commercial real estate matters, and has represented clients in the purchase and sale of businesses and business assets.. After graduating magna cum laude from the University of Illinois College of Law in 1985, Pat moved to Arizona, where he has been practicing law for the past 29 years. He has a broad range of clients, including large national corporations, national, regional, and local financial institutions and small to mid-size companies, as well as individuals in need of legal services.. Pat focuses on combining his big firm background and expertise with his small firm accessibility and efficiency. For more information on Pat and his firm, please visit .

Neal is an equity partner who has been helping individuals and businesses manage their legal risks for over two decades.  Over that time, he has represented a significant number of companies based or doing business in Arizona. Neal's practice includes resolving and litigating all manner of contract-based disputes from debtor/creditor issues to disputes between owners/shareholders to employment, real estate and construction related matters.  Neal also negotiates and drafts all manner of contracts and agreements.  In every representation his goal is to complete the scope of work required in the most expedient and economical manner possible, with a goal to meet or exceed his clients’ expectations.

My practice is centered on general liability and commercial litigation.

Licensed Civil Engineer, former General Building Contractor with 19 years experience as a trial lawyer, all in the construction and insurance coverage areas.  Has been the engineer of record and/or General Contractor on over 500 projects ranging from high end custom single family homes to commercial/industrial buildings to restoration of a 1920's three story bank building.. Practice currently consists of representing building owners, homeowners, homeowners' associations, municipalities, engineers and general contractors.  Has tried numerous cases to verdict, including one case involving 279 homes and over 300 witnesses in a five-month jury trial.  Plaintiff verdicts have ranged from $420,167 for a single family home to over $14,000,000.  Has also tried cases on the defense side to a defense verdict.

Law is a thinking profession, not just a doing job. I became a lawyer because it gives me the opportunity to be of service to my community. I love the creativity involved with handling virtually every case.. I believe strongly in the power of people to do the right thing—even in the adversarial litigation process. When I can solve a problem for my clients and bring them back to the status quo, or make their lives better for having worked with me, that is the most rewarding part of practice. Reciprocal trust, courtesy, and respect are the hallmarks of the attorney-client relationship.  I strive to ensure not only that my clients are listened to, but also that they feel heard. I craft legal solutions that take each client’s unique needs and goals into consideration and tailor those solutions to better serve my clients.. I can make my client’s life easier by handling the day-to-day technical and legal aspects of their case, so they can focus on running their business. Whether it’s getting your business started or working towards building your brand, I view my role as a facilitator to help my clients implement their vision. If I can take some of the stress off of my clients then I have done my job.. My family is my strongest support system. They don’t just tell me what I want to hear, but what I need to hear.  That’s how I treat my clients—like family, by walking them through the good, bad, and the ugly and telling them what they need to know.

Jessica Everett-Garcia has experience representing a wide variety of clients in commercial litigation disputes, with particular emphasis on matters involving business and contract disputes, professional liability, securities litigation, antitrust litigation and state constitutional law.  In addition to litigation, Jessica regularly advises clients in connection with responding to third party subpoenas and advises on issues related to litigation loss reserves required by GAAP as well as compliance with other rules and regulations applicable to publicly reporting companies.  She also assists clients in negotiating strategic resolution of complex contract disputes before they reach arbitration or litigation.. Jessica also dedicates significant time and energy to efforts to advance women and minorities in the legal profession.  She has served as one of the leaders of Perkins Coie's firmwide women's initiative -- The Women's Forum -- since its inception in 2006 and has served as Co-Chair of the Forum since 2010.  She also works to promote women in the profession locally through the Arizona State Bar and Maricopa County Bar Association, as well as nationally through the American Bar Association and National Association of Women Lawyers.

I joined Sanders and Parks in 1988, and am a Shareholder and Director and Past President (2000-2006) of the firm.. My practice is concentrated in complex civil litigation throughout Arizona, the United States and abroad and includes professional negligence, public entity, personal injury law, product liability, probate litigation, insurance bad faith, insurance coverage, insurance coverage litigation, and umbrella and surplus litigation.. I am admitted to the State Bar of Arizona, the United States District Court, District of Arizona, the United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, and the United States Supreme Court.. When I'm not practicing law I enjoy time with my family and getting outdoors. I am an avid cyclist ( road and mountain), a masters swimmer and enjoy hiking Arizona's mountains.

I am a "strategic interpretive replicator."  Basically, I see or experience success in one context and I do my best to replicate it in another. The law presents a fascinating opportunity to apply that ability by taking a mixture of facts, personalities, case law, statutes, experience, and extracting the useful parts of each to apply to my next case.I enjoy helping people who have been fired or discriminated against for the wrong reasons - especially when it's companies or individuals who should know better. As a former small business owner, I also enjoys helping small and mid-size businesses avoid employment-related disputes by either taking steps NOW to prevent that risk or defending a lawsuit when it happens.  I absolutely love being part of the appellate process to either defend a great result or change a bad one.I am married with two daughters (8 & 5). My interests include reading, writing, piano (30+ years), shooting (not hunting), aviation, foreign travel, and saving for the weddings.

Dane Dodd is an attorney in the Phoenix office of Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP.  Mr. Dodd received his B.S. from Arizona State University, where he graduated in the top 2% of his class.  He received his J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law in 2013, where he was Senior Articles Editor of the Virginia Law & Business Review.  While in law school, Mr. Dodd was a judicial extern for the Honorable Cindy K. Jorgenson of the United States District Court and the Honorable John Rea of the Arizona Superior Court in Maricopa County.. Mr. Dodd has taken and defended dozens of depositions, conducted written discovery, and drafted numerous motions and appellate briefs.  He is quickly developing a reputation as a formidable writer, with over eight successful dispositive motions.  Despite his youth, he has been entrusted to draft two Ninth Circuit appellate briefs, appellate briefs to the Arizona Court of Appeals, and many motions for summary judgment, including five in cases where the plaintiffs sought over a million dollars in damages.

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Alden chairs the firm’s Employment and Education Law Departments. She assists employees and employers with wage and hour disputes, harassment and discrimination claims, restrictive covenant disputes, whistleblower claims, and federal and state compliance issues. In her education practice, she assists students and educators with residency, tuition, disability accommodation, discrimination and retaliation, disciplinary matters, and tenure and promotion disputes. Alden has substantial experience representing clients in state and federal court, private arbitration, mediation, and in administrative proceedings. Her wide array of experience affords her unique insight into how to best protect her clients’ interests.. Alden has been recognized as a Southwest Super Lawyer Rising Star, Best Lawyers One to Watch, and Phoenix Magazine Top Attorney. Before entering private practice, she clerked for the Honorable Patricia Orozco (Ret.) at the Arizona Court of Appeals.. Alden enjoys giving back to her community and currently serves on the Board of Directors for Audrey’s Angels and volunteers for the Times Up Legal Defense Fund. She has also coached multiple undergraduate and law school moot court teams. In 2017, the ASU Law Moot Court Board named her the Coach of the Year after her Representation in Mediation team placed third at the ABA’s national competition. Alden won the national championship as a competitor in law school.