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Representing public and private sector employees and employers in the areas of labor and employment law for more than 30 years. In recent years, her primary focus has been on employee rights. Ms. Turchik received her B.A. degree with distinction from the University of Arizona and her J.D. degree with distinction from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law. Ms. Turchik is admitted to practice in the state courts in Arizona and Illinois as well as the United States District Courts for the District of Arizona, the Northern District of Illinois, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuits, and the United States Supreme Court. She is a past chair of the Executive Council of the Arizona State Bar's Employment and Labor Law Section and is a past president of the Arizona Women Lawyers Association. She is currently a member of the American Bar Association, the Arizona State Bar, the Illinois State Bar Association, the Pima County Bar Association, the National Employment Lawyers Association (NELA), the Arizona Employment Lawyers Association (AzELA), and the Arizona Women Lawyers Association. She serves as a Judge Pro Tempore in the Pima County Superior Court, and as an employment law arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association (AAA). Ms. Turchik has been a lawyer since 1986 and is a frequent presenter on employment law topics and is a Chapter Editor and author for the Arizona Employment Law Handbook.

Registered Patent Attorney  -- United States Patent and Trademark Office

Raymond Panzarella is the Owner/President of Panzarell Law Firm. He is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice, Pima County Bar and Arizona State Bar, and is licensed to practice in the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the U.S. District Court of Arizona.. He is a certified criminal law specialist and has been practicing law for 26 years.. Ray was a print and radio journalist in Arizona and Colorado for 7 years. His bilingual skills helped him cover Mexico and the border region.. In 1988, he graduated from the University of Arizona, College of Law as the Editor-in-chief of the International Comparative Law Journal.. His experience at premier law firms such as, Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman & McAnally P.C. and Ralls, Bruner, Valenzuela & Marshall allowed him to gain practice with personal injury and criminal law cases. Ray was also a trial lawyer for the Pima County Public Defender's office and Legal Defender's office.. Ray has won over 75 felony trials from death penalty cases to DUIs in federal to juvenile courts. He recently helped with an acquittal following a bench trial that began as a double-murder death penalty case in Pima County.. He served on the Governor's Symposium on juvenile law in 2001, and has been a speaker for various CLE programs sponsored by the Arizona State Bar. He has spoken about everything from professional responsibility to juvenile law.

Providing personal service in an impersonal world.. Since 2003, we have represented our clients with Social Security Disability and Personal Injury claims. We have successfully represented hundreds of clients in their efforts to obtain disability benefits and/or compensation for their personal injuries. We assist our clients in obtaining the medical care and evaluations essential to their claims and to the improvement of their lives.

Practicing criminal law is the best thing I've done in a long and varied career.  It gives true meaning to my life and to all things I value greatly: the protection of ordinary people against the enormous power of the government, which can take away our liberty, our freedom and even our lives.  A felony conviction in this country stays with you forever.  You can't vote or own a weapon, if you are convicted of a crime, unless your rights are restored by a Court, after you have completed your sentence.. For the rest of your life you will have problems finding a job, housing, some benefits will be taken away from you, such as Veteran's benefits, for example.  You will have to admit you've been convicted for the rest of your life as well.. With these high stakes, you must have a strong defense and every effort must be made to resolve the case on the best possible terms for you and your future.  This takes time, work, creativity and the willingness to keep going, even when things look dark.  We can never say what a judge or a jury will do in any case--it's illegal and unethical for a lawyer to do so.  Any lawyer who promises you a specific result is simply wrong and unethical.. I have a great team, love the work, as I said, and recognize that we all make mistakes.  We would be pleased to assist you.  Please call for a free consultation.

Peter Collins, based in Gust Rosenfeld’s Tucson office, concentrates his practice in general litigation with an emphasis on insurance defense and insurance coverage, on construction, personal injury, aviation, medical malpractice and products liability claims, including wrongful death. He represents insurers, manufacturers, contractors, and a variety of businesses and individuals. He also represents people with serious injury claims. Mr. Collins has represented trucking and construction companies in wrongful death and injury litigation since 1990. He has been recognized for Insurance Law and Personal Injury Litigation in The Best Lawyers in America® since 2009 and selected for inclusion on the Southwest Super Lawyers® list for Insurance Coverage. A former prosecuting attorney, Mr. Collins has substantial jury trial experience in civil, medical malpractice and personal injury litigation matters, with over 80 jury trials. He was chief trial counsel for Associated Aviation Underwriters in a massive environmental insurance coverage dispute in Tucson, Arizona from 1996 through 2005. In a previous life, he flew over 4,000 hours in jet fighter and other aircraft with the U.S. Air Force and Air National Guard in 22 years of service and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross three times.

Paul Bowron has been a member of the Arizona Bar since 2016. He joined West-Watt Law, PLC in 2020.. Attorney Paul Bowron’s hourly rate is $290 per hour and his initial consultation fee $150. Please contact us at to schedule an initial consultation.. Mr. Bowron grew up in Casper, Wyoming, often visiting his family in Tucson for Christmas and summers.. Mr. Bowron is an alumnus of the University of Arizona, graduating with a BA in Political Science with a minor in Spanish in 2010. Mr. Bowron graduated with a J.D.  from the University of Wyoming College of law in 2015. Mr. Bowron graduated from the Arizona College of Trial Advocacy in 2017.. Mr. Bowron’s law practice is focused on Family/Domestic Law.. Outside of practice, Mr. Bowron enjoys backpacking, climbing and everything outdoors. Mr. Bowron has guided trips for students at the University of Wyoming Outdoor Program and taught climbing summer camps for 7-11 year olds for the Summer Educational Experience for Kids (SEEK).. To schedule a consultation with Mr. Bowron, call or email.

Nicholas Bielat is a registered patent attorney with a background in optical engineering, photovoltaics, and technology transer.  He works principally in preparing and prosecuting patent applications, with a focus on optics, astronomy, and software technologies.  Prior to joining Hayes Soloway, Nicholas was a Research Fellow with the University of Arizona's Office of Technology Transfer, and prior to that was a student assistant on the Large Binocular Telescope Interferometer group.  Nicholas holds bachelor's degrees in optical engineering and engineering management from the University of Arizona.. A Tucson native, Nicholas enjoys helping local clients build and expand their businesses through intellectual property.  Nicholas serves clients from all backgrounds - especially independent inventors, startups, and small businesses - and works hard to create IP strategies that will provide value where it is needed most.. Areas of Practice     US and foreign patent prosecution, including patent searching, patentability opinions, and patent drafting     Design patents     Inter Partes Review     US trademark prosecution, including clearance searching and preparing trademark applications. Technology Experience Overview     Optical systems and devices     Telescopes and astronomy     Robotics     Medical devices     Healthcare management software. Bar admissions     State Bar of Arizona 2014     United States Federal Court, District of Arizona 2015     United States Patent and Trademark Office 2016

Natalie is an Arizona native who has dedicated her practice to achieving positive outcomes for families and individuals in domestic relations and juvenile matters since 2012. Natalie handles all aspects of divorce and paternity matters, and colleagues regularly defer to her knowledge regarding nuanced child support issues and cases with Department of Child Safety (DCS) involvement. Natalie also brings private termination of parental rights and third-party / grandparents’ rights actions on behalf of clients in her current practice.. Natalie’s roots in family law started during her time as a student attorney with the Child and Family Law Clinic at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law. After licensure, Natalie initially represented children in child dependency, permanent guardianship, and adoption cases. She then served as an Assistant Attorney General (AAG) for the State of Arizona litigating juvenile and domestic relations matters for six and a half years.. As an AAG, Natalie first worked in the Protective Services Section, managing a high-volume trial caseload in child dependency and termination of parental rights actions. She then transitioned to the Child Support Services Section where she represented the State in Title IV-D paternity, establishment, modification, and enforcement of child support actions, including interstate matters. Natalie went into private family law practice in January 2020, and she has been growing that practice ever since then.. With a background in cases involving trauma, interfamily conflict, and disruption of the parent-child relationship, Natalie has cultivated a practice that balances creative problem solving with compassion and diligence. Natalie partners with her clients throughout the legal process, and strives to make them feel heard and respected during some of the most challenging times in their lives. She believes in the mediation and settlement process to resolve matters if at all possible, but her trial experience makes her an excellent advocate in the courtroom as well.. As a mom of three active kids, Natalie is sensitive to the needs of children and challenges of parenthood, which is particularly helpful when walking through legal decision-making and parenting time matters with her clients. She also understands the importance of financial peace of mind, and therefore takes special care to ensure her clients obtain the best financial outcomes possible on issues of support, spousal maintenance, and division of assets and debts.. In addition to her case work, Natalie volunteers her time as a volunteer Judge Pro Tempore with the Pima County Superior Court, is a member of the Southern Arizona Chapter of the Arizona Women Lawyers Association, and presents at Continuing Legal Education seminars. Natalie served a 5-year tenure with the Morris K. Udall Inn of Court, and was a mentee with the Arizona Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) Mentor Group 2021-2023.. Outside of the office, Natalie most enjoys spending time with her family. In her free time, Natalie also enjoys singing, playing piano, crafting, traveling, and putting miles on her road bike in Tucson’s vibrant cycling community.

My primary areas of practice are Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, and Civil Litigation.  I have been an active member of the Arizona bar for over 10 years, the majority of which has been spent as the managing Attorney for Pincus & Associates, and now Pincus & Lespron, PLC in Tucson, Arizona.  Over the past 10 years I have gained significant experience advocating for personal injury victims in Pima County.  During this time I have also gained valuable experience in the area of Civil Litigation.  As a Plaintiff's Personal Injury Attorney, I have had the honor of representing the interests of hundreds of clients through all phases of litigation in Arizona Superior Court.

My law practice is founded on providing clients with access to high-quality legal representation from a human being. While I can wear a suit, I prefer to roll up my sleeves and provide clients with effective solutions through hard work. That work begins with a thorough understanding of the goals, concerns and fears of my clients. With a strong understanding of your unique legal issue, I can provide tailored solutions to serve your interests.

My early career as a trial attorney began on the other side of the fence, in the offices of a major insurance defense firm. It was there that I acquired the experience, the skills, and the special insight into defense strategy that has served me so well in the field of personal injury law.. Notable among my successful verdicts was the landmark Sparks vs. Republic National Life Insurance Company case, a $4.5 million award to my client. To this day, it is the defining case for insurance bad faith, and yet it is only one of several other multi-million dollar jury judgments won in my career.. I am certified by the State Bar of Arizona as a specialist in "wrongful death and bodily injury litigation" and have been recognized in Best Lawyers in America, as a Fellow in the American College of Trial Lawyers, the International Society of Barristers, as well as being a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates. I am also an elected member on the Arizona State Bar Board of Governors and served as Secretary/Treasurer on the Executive Committee, not to mention my involvement in the Working Group which helps implement the State Bar's new Social Justice, Diversity & Inclusion goals as well as chairing the State Bar Panel on the same subject.. I was recently inducted into the International Academy of Trial Lawyers, made up of the best 500 trial lawyers in North America. He serves on the Finance Committee of this elite , I am an Adjunct Professor at the University of Arizona College of Law teaching Trial Advocacy, am a Judge Pro Tem in the Pima County Superior Court, and have been recognized by the Arizona State Bar as Member of The Year, and is the recipient of the Walter Craig Distinguished Service Award.. I am also an active member of the University of Arizona Law College Association where I'm currently leading the effort to establish the new Tom Mauet Advocacy Center at the UA Law College and a member of the "A New Day in Court" steering committee, an initiative intended to renovate student courtrooms, establish an endowed faculty chair of advocacy, and support student experiential learning in an effort to completely modernize and transform the student experience at University of Arizona Law.. Originally from Mansfield, Ohio, I've been in Tucson since my undergraduate years at the University of Arizona and as a graduate of the University's College of Law. A father of four, I am active in the community as the Natural Resources Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission in Pima County and am especially involved with youth activities - as a coach in Little League, President of the FC Tucson Youth Soccer Board of Directors, and President of the Catalina Foothills High School Booster Club.. I have also been a member of the President's Club at the University of Arizona, where me and my late wife Ann established the Tara Nicole Schmidt "Have a Dream" Memorial Scholarship at the UA. This scholarship has funded, and continues to fund, the educational pursuits of worthy Arizona high school graduates.

Ms. Rogers’ areas of practice include general civil litigation with a. focus on professional liability. She has extensive experience with. mediations, arbitrations and jury trials.

Ms. Jacobs has been practicing in Tucson, Arizona since 2006.  She is experienced in the areas of family law, as well as child welfare and DCS cases.  She manages cases involving all aspects of family law, including divorce, paternity, child support, custody, parenting time, assets, grandparent rights, foster parent rights, and legal decision-making.  Ms. Jacobs is a certified mediator, and is available to assist in settlement meetings for any case.

Ms. Bain's client practice spans commercial law, private placements, real estate development and work-outs, incubator innovation programs, partnerships, banking, mining, medical, food services, tax and a variety of other regulatory and business matters. Throughout her career, she has counseled clients on numerous complicated high-dollar real estate projects and commercial ventures for government, government related entities and private property/asset owners.. Ms. Bain is licensed to practice law in Arizona & New York and is Spanish speaking. She is an AV® Preeminent Rated attorney among her peers and is also a licensed Arizona Real  Estate  Broker.  She is a Governor appointee to the Arizona Medical Board and is also a Pima County Planning & Zoning Commissioner.

Mr. Weiss was admitted to practice in 1968 and practices in the areas of:. Criminal DefensePersonal Injury, Wrongful Death & Civil LitigationMedical and other Professional MalpracticeCivil Rights Litigation. In his criminal law practice, Mr. Weiss has represented clients in all Arizona Courts, the United States District Court for the District of Arizona, as well as the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Mr. Weiss, a former Deputy Pima County Attorney, has represented clients charged with a wide array of major felony crimes, including first-degree murder. Mr. Weiss has been a Martindale Hubbell, AV rated preeminent lawyer since 1986

Mr. Strickland is a Senior Partner in the Tucson law firm of Strickland & Strickland, P.C. He focuses his practice in the areas of Native American Law and Indian tribal representation, as well as medical malpractice and personal injury litigation.  Mr. Strickland has provided legal counsel to several Indian tribes, representing them in all aspects of their governmental affairs, including matters pertaining to water, legislation, business, power and energy, gaming, employment, housing, construction, law enforcement, law and order, planning and development, environmental regulations and compliance, information systems, and economic affairs. He has also represented non-tribal business entities in negotiating agreements with Indian tribes.. Presently, Mr. Strickland and his law firm serve as General Counsel for the Ak-Chin Indian Community, the Tohono O'odham Utility Authority, and the Sells District of the Tohono O'odham Nation. He and his law firm also serve as Special Water Counsel for the Schuk Toak District of the Tohono O'odham Nation and the City of Tombstone.

Mr. Spanier prides himself on being a thorough and ardent advocate for his clients, listening closely to their concerns and desires while working to keep them fully apprised of their legal options throughout his representation.. Mr. Spanier’s practice focuses on domestic relations, misdemeanor criminal defense, civil litigation, and landlord tenant law.  Mr. Spanier’s broad experience includes: dissolution of marriage and legal separation; prenuptial agreements; child support; spousal maintenance (alimony); paternity and parenting-time; third-party rights; temporary orders; post-decree modifications of legal decision-making; orders of protection and injunctions against harassment; alternative dispute resolution; contract disputes; homeowner’s associations (HOAs) and CC&R’s; driving under the influence (DUI); domestic violence; criminal damage; disorderly conduct; theft; assault defense; forcible detainer; and collections.. Mr. Spanier is an active member of the Tucson community.  He currently serves as a member of the board for Hands of a Friend, a victim’s advocate group based out of Green Valley and is a member of the Pima County Bar Association’s Lawyer Referral Group and QUILT program, as well as the Volunteer Lawyer’s Program, where he assists lower-income Tucson residents with legal matters.  Mr. Spanier also devotes time as a mentor to first year (1L) law students at the University of Arizona.  When he is not working on legal matters, Mr. Spanier devotes his time toward his family and is passionate about youth soccer where he annually serves as a coach with the American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO).

Mr. Mercaldo has been named to “Arizona’s Finest Lawyers”, “Southwest Super Lawyers,” and “Best Lawyers in America”. He has also been named one of America’s top 500 lawyers.. Ron Mercaldo established the Mercaldo Law Firm in 1978 for the purpose of representing plaintiffs in serious injury and wrongful death cases. The firm has specialized for the last 15 years in the area of medical malpractice. Mr. Mercaldo left a larger firm in 1978 where he was a partner doing both insurance defense and plaintiffs representation. Mr. Mercaldo obtained his undergraduate and juris doctor degrees from the University of Arizona completing his studies in 1970. He has been actively involved in the litigation of personal injury and medical malpractice cases since that time, including insurance defense litigation and plaintiff’s personal injury/medical malpractice litigation. Mr. Mercaldo has not accepted insurance company clients for 25 years.. Since his admission to the Bar, Mr. Mercaldo has served on various prestigious committees for the State Bar of Arizona including the judicial selection committee, jury instruction committee, and professionalism and peer review committee where he served as chairman for 4 years. Mr. Mercaldo is certified by the State Bar of Arizona in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation and has sat for over 20 years as a member of the commission passing on the qualifications of other attorneys to become certified specialists. He has been president of the Southern Arizona Trial Lawyers Association, the president of the American Board of Trial Advocates, Ariz., and president of the Morris K. Udall American Inn of Court. He has been a frequent lecturer to both the State Bar of Arizona and the Arizona Trial Lawyers Association on various litigation topics. He is an AV rated lawyer in Martindale-Hubble and is listed in the bar registry of Preeminent Lawyers.. Mr. Mercaldo has been made a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. The “College” was created in 1950 to recognize excellence in trial lawyers. Its purpose is to improve the standards of trial practice, the administration of justice and the ethics of the profession. Fellowship in the college is by invitation only, after a careful examination of the experience, skill, ability and ethical standards of the nominee. A lawyer must be an active trial lawyer for a minimum of 15 years to be considered for nomination and Fellowship is limited to 1% of the lawyers in any given state or province.

Molly Kincaid graduated from James E. Rogers College of Law at the University of Arizona, where she focused her studies on immigration law and criminal defense. During  law school, she worked for the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project, assisting detained immigrants seeking relief from deportation. She also represented immigrant workers and asylum seekers through the Tucson Worker's Project and the Immigration Law Clinic. In addition, Molly performed legal research remotely for United Farm Workers, Cesar Chavez's non-profit that supports California's migrant workers exposed to employer abuses and wage and labor discrimination.. Before she even graduated law school, Ms. Kincaid became immersed in criminal defense as well. Working for the Arizona Justice Project, she was part of a team that represented a client who received clemency after 49 years in prison (making her the longest-serving female inmate in the country). This experience instilled in Ms. Kincaid a deep passion to serve those who may have been wrongfully accused of a crime, or unjustly sentenced or charged.. Ms. Kincaid is now an experienced criminal defense attorney, and zealously defends her clients through active motions practice and litigation. Before joining the Law Offices of Matthew H. Green, she worked as a trial attorney at the Pima County Public Defender's office, representing many indigent clients in their criminal cases. Ms. Kincaid tirelessly works each case to get the best outcome for each and every client, whether that outcome is a jury trial or a beneficial plea agreement. Her trial experience and the many cases she handled at the Public Defender prepared her to be able to advise clients on the best course of action. Because of her interest in both criminal and immigration law, Ms. Kincaid is able to counsel non-citizen clients on the best route for them in their criminal case in order to avoid immigration consequences.. Ms. Kincaid has experience in a wide variety of criminal cases: drug sales, transportation and possession, domestic violence, robbery, burglary, theft, homicide, sexual assault and other sex offenses, child abuse, assault, disorderly conduct and shoplifting. She practices in the Pima County Superior Court, the Pima County Justice Court, Tucson City Court, and U.S. District Court in Tucson.

Michael F. Rollins received his law degree from the University of Arizona College of Law in 1978 and was admitted to practice law in Arizona. Following graduation, Mr. Rollins accepted a Federal Judicial Clerkship with the Honorable Carl A. Muecke, Chief Judge for the District of Arizona.. Upon completion, he began his practice in insurance defense, working for an international law firm in its Phoenix office. He was elected to firm partnership and defended Fortune 500 companies and Arizona clients in cases involving personal injury, product liability, wrongful death, medical malpractice and labor law issues. He handled catastrophic injury claims including paralysis, spinal injuries and traumatic brain injuries.. Mr. Rollins believes his experience in defending insurance companies, businesses and individuals who have been sued for personal injury and wrongful death claims has provided him with a unique knowledge as to the inner workings of insurance defense strategies and provides him an advantage in representing injured clients.. Currently, Mr. Rollins limits his practice to medical malpractice, personal injury, product liability (including defective automobiles and tires), accidents (including trucking, automobile and motorcycle) and wrongful death on behalf of injured individuals.

Michael F. McNamara has practiced law in Arizona for over 25 years. He is also a CPA. The emphasis of his practice has been in the areas of personal injury and insurance litigation matters. Over the last decade, a significant portion of his practice has included representing victims in medical malpractice cases, including psychiatric and psychological malpractice cases.. Mr. McNamara has also developed a particular interest in handling traumatic brain injury cases, including cases involving birth injuries. He is a member of the North American Brain Injury Society (NABIS) and the Brain Injury Association of Arizona (BIAAZ). He has won numerous multi-million dollar recoveries, both by jury verdict and private settlement for the victims of such injuries and their families. He has been the lead attorney on countless cases involving catastrophic injuries and wrongful death claims, both for claimants and for defendants over the last 20 years.. Mr. McNamara's experience also includes having represented most of the major insurance companies in the United States on diverse litigation matters, including insurance coverage matters; business and property damage losses; complex mass tort claims, including environmental claims; complex civil rights actions; public entity liability; product liability claims; and medical anti-trust law claims.. Mr. McNamara was awarded a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Arizona in 1980. He has been a Certified Public Accountant in Arizona since 1982. He received a juris doctorate degree from the University of Tulsa College of Law in 1986, where he served as the Managing Editor of the Tulsa Law Review. He is admitted to practice in the State and Federal District Courts of Arizona, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court. Mr. McNamara is a preeminent AV-rated lawyer with Martindale-Hubbell.

Melissa’s practice focuses on estate planning, probate, guardianships, conservatorships, trust administration, juvenile dependency and severance, and general business representation. Melissa is an Arizona Licensed Fiduciary and a member of the Southern Arizona Estate Planning Council and National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. She earned her J.D. from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law.

Meighan was born and raised in Tucson’s east side. She attended the University of Arizona, graduating magna cum laude with a degree in Public Health before attending the UA College of Law on a full academic scholarship. While in law school, Meighan served as the Operations Editor for the Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law in which she published her law school note. Meighan was a distinguished scholar at UA Law, and recipient of multiple awards including the Rose Davis Public Service Graduation Award. She graduated with a certificate in Health Law.. After graduation, Meighan began working at the Pima County Public Defender’s Office. During her time there, she vigorously advocated for her clients and gained experience in all aspects of criminal litigation. She handled a wide range of cases ranging from high-profile murder cases to misdemeanor DUI’s. She quickly earned a reputation as a hard-working, dedicated, and talented attorney and was soon promoted internally to a supervisor role. Because of her background and education, Meighan is particularly adept at handling criminal cases that are medically complex.. She is a skilled negotiator and she understands the importance of working a case thoroughly from the outset. Through robust investigations and motions practice, she is able to work out pre-indictment dismissals for her clients when appropriate and strategically use the flaws of the State’s case to her client’s advantage when negotiating.. Meighan is well-liked and respected both within the legal community and by her clients. She understands that each person facing criminal charges has needs and circumstances that are unique, and she works collaboratively with each client to help them understand their case and their options.

Mariam Ferguson is an experienced trial attorney who has devoted her practice to criminal law. She is committed to protecting the rights of the accused and advocating for her clients.. She is well versed in issues of criminal law. She has exceptional advocacy and litigation skills, having conducted a number of evidentiary hearings, 16 jury trials, and over 50 misdemeanor bench trials. Mariam uses her knowledge and experience to successfully defend and protect her clients’ interests. She has identified and challenged numerous factual and legal issues in the State’s case, negotiated countless advantageous plea offers, and orchestrated dismissals in a number of cases through her hard work, meticulous research, and zealous advocacy.