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I have practiced criminal law since 2015. With my experience as a former prosecutor, I bring a unique outlook to your case.

I have been practicing law for over two decades.. I've litigated and won jury trials involving negligent road design, nursing home abuse and financial exploitation of vulnerable adults, insurance agent negligence and insurance bad faith, medical malpractice, premises liability cases and motor vehicle personal injury cases. When it is in the client’s best interest, I will settle cases through negotiation and mediation.. After graduating from high school in Newington, Connecticut, I worked for small law firm in Hartford. That experience piqued my interest in becoming a lawyer. After earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Politics and Government from the University of Hartford, I transferred to the University of San Diego where I earned a law degree.. While I was in law school, I worked as a Summer Associate at a large corporate law firm in Stamford, Connecticut. After graduating, I joined the firm but found that I was more interested in litigation and advocacy than corporate representation so I left to firm to serve as Managing Attorney for White Mountain Legal Aid in Show Low, Arizona. There, I represented clients in domestic relations and consumer matters. I later transferred to the Southern Arizona Legal Aid Office, where I focused primarily on domestic relations matters and legislative advocacy.. After nearly four years with Southern Arizona Legal Aid, I joined Goldberg & Osborne and began handling injury cases. I left the firm to become a partner at a local personal injury firm before I joined the Khalidi Law Firm, PLLC in 2013. I found that the Khalidi Law Firm shares my values of client advocacy and honest legal representation.. I litigated a nursing home appellate case which resulted in a published opinion from the Arizona Court of Appeals Division II, Corbett v. Manor Care. I also helped draft legislation on domestic violence and child support and litigated a case on child custody jurisdiction, which resulted in a published Arizona Supreme Court opinion.. I've tried cases in Pima, Maricopa, Navajo, Apache, Santa Cruz, and Cochise counties in Arizona and in the United States District Court for the District of Arizona and in Federal District Court in Pennsylvania and Colorado. I've handled cases in White Mountain Apache and Tohono O’odham tribal courts, as well as the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals and the Arizona Supreme Court.. I have a strong commitment to improving the lives of the vulnerable people in our Tucson community. I have volunteered for non-profit organizations that advocate for victims and served as legal counsel for a study at the University of Arizona on restorative justice for sexual assault cases. I've given presentations on victims’ rights, domestic violence, and nursing home abuse and neglect at the university and to various professional organizations. Currently, volunteer to teach adults how to read.

i have been licensed in California since 1988 and Arizona since 1994. I practiced workers' compensation in California until 1994 when i moved back to my hometown of Tucson, AZ, and took the Arizona bar exam.

I have been assisting people in Southern Arizona with Social Security disability claims for more than 20 years. I am prepared to do whatever I can to ensure that you get your Social Security disability benefits. This is a long and complicated process and you owe it to yourself to do everything you can to get the benefits you are due. Don't go to court without a lawyer.

I have been an attorney for over 15 years, My focus is on bankruptcy and financial matters, working with both individuals and businesses.. Prior to establishing Yusufov Law Firm, I represented creditors in Bankruptcy courts throughout the United States, and was involved in hundreds of cases, ranging from personal bankruptcies of individuals and families, to the bankruptcies of major national and international corporations. I started Yusufov Law Firm because I wanted to help individuals and businesses facing financial difficulties resolve their debt problems and get their lives, and businesses, back on track.  My goal is always to find the best and most cost-effective solution to my clients' problems, whether it be debt settlement, debt restructuring, bankrutpcy, or litigation.

I have been an attorney for 46 years and a medical negligence trial lawyer for over 40 years. My multi-state practice only accepts medical malpractice cases. My prior experience defending malpractice cases filed against the government and later, defending physicians and prestigious medical centers, such as The Cleveland Clinic in malpractice cases, provides me a unique perspective in litigating medical negligence cases on behalf of severely injured patients and/or their loved ones. I have concentrated at times on birth injury cases, as you can see from my publication titles and listings, however, I handle all areas of medical negligence injury and wrongful death trial work including malpractice cases against physicians, specialists, hospitals, nurses, therapists and nursing homes. One of my prior positions was as the lead Pentagon attorney handling the defense of medical malpractice cases related to medical care at Army hospitals and clinics. Therefore, the handling of malpractice cases filed under the Federal Tort Claims Act involving substandard care and treatment at military and VA medical centers evolved into another area of emphasis in my trial practice. My current licensing, in good standing in SEVEN states, helps to provide a broad base of experience across numerous state lines. In those states where I do not have a current license, I can often make a special appearance "pro hac vice" by virtue of my experience as a medical malpractice litigator and prosecute the action (in conjuction with local counsel) as first chair. I am honored to be among those successful attorneys qualifying for selection into the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, based upon large settlements or verdicts in past cases.

I graduated from the James E Rogers College of Law at the University of Arizona in 2010 and my primary interest in law focuses on serious personal injury, insurance bad faith, and police liability.. When not practicing law, writing or traveling with my wife and kids, I am usually participating in or watching just about any sporting event. I played rugby at the University of Arizona, played for the Old Pueblo Lions' Rugby Club until recently, and still bleed red and blue when it comes to the Arizona Wildcats. Now, my passion for sports, penchant for mentoring, and love of family have combined as a coach for my sons' baseball and soccer teams and member of the local sports community.. Philanthropy and positivity are at the core of my community efforts. As the President and founder of the Engage Foundation, a nonprofit that teaches underprivileged kids how to better engage in life, we help provide new, free, and safe opportunities to participate in activities that are challenging, inspiring and underrated.. I also serve on the Board of Directors for the Empower Coalition, a group of young professionals whose goal is raise money to improve lives in the greater Tucson community by empowering charitable organizations with resources necessary to carrying out their missions.. I am honored to be one of Tucson's 40 under 40 as awarded by the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Arizona Daily Star recognizing 40 outstanding individuals under 40 years of age that have excelled in their professional careers and have made a meaningful impact in the Tucson community.. I have earned a reputation as the go-to lawyer in Southern Arizona for all things tech-related and has also started speaking to law students and lawyers about mindfulness in the stressful legal environment. I speak at seminars on a regular basis and have a popular column in the Writ, the Pima County Bar Association's (PCBA) monthly magazine, educating lawyers how to maintain balance in the modern fast-paced world.. I've been recently initiated into Nexus Executives (“Nexus”), “a collaborative of entrepreneurs and business leaders from a wide range of industries—from international service firms to global manufacturing corporations.”. I've written several children's books and has been a prolific writer for many legal journals and even co-authored several sections of the Product Liability Chapter in the State Bar of Arizona's Tort Law Handbook 2012.. In 2010, I was the recipient of the Andrew Silverman Law Student Community Service Award at the University of Arizona College of Law for leadership on the Community Service Board, which planned and organized monthly community service activities for law students to participate in.

I bring a passion to my work, and I care about each case that I handle.  Picking the right attorney can be stressful, but it doesn't have to be.

I ATTENDED WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL ON SCHOLARSHIP, GRADUATING IN 1990.  I AM ADMITTED TO THE CALIFORNIA AND ARIZONA BARS AND HAVE BEEN PRACTICING FOR 28 YEARS.  MY PRACTICE IS LIMITED TO CRIMINAL DEFENSE; I ACCEPT ALL CASES EXCEPT MURDERS, RAPES AND CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN.

I and my firm, specialize in tax and tax related matters.  The emphasis on tax matters includes work in the areas of estate planning; asset protection planning; probate and trust administration; corporations, partnerships and limited liability companies; qualified retirement plans; and income tax planning for both individuals and business and investment entities.  My main emphasis is estate and asset protection planning for medium and large estates, some of which have been in excess of $500 million.

I am proud to represent individuals and families in complex injury and wrongful death cases.

I am passionate about my job.  I believe that information is power and when I have it I share it.  I spend a large portion of my time speaking to the public as well as professional organizations so that business owners are educated and up to date on the laws that may affect their business.  I don't want anyone to be caught unaware by a change in the law.

I am passionate about helping people navigate the complexities of the legal system; whether you are facing criminal charges, want to appeal a conviction, have a dispute with your landlord or are experiencing financial hardships and are considering a bankruptcy, I am here to help. As a former Chief Deputy Prosecutor and legal educator, I have the insight and experience that you need as you make these life decisions. Your case matters to you and therefore, it matters to me. I will fight to ensure that your rights are protected and that you achieve the best possible outcome for your legal matter.

I am an attorney and partner at Menard Disability Law. I represent clients in disability claims before the Social Security Administration and the VA.

I am an active volunteer in professional associations and in the Tucson community, donating his time and talent to numerous organizations including Wills for Heroes, where he prepared wills for Tucson firefighters and police officers. He serves on the Board of Directors of Arts for All, whose programs are designed to provide a quality art focus for children, youth and adults with and without disabilities. I serve as a President of the Board of the Directors for the Tucson Jewish Community Center. I am also active with the Community Foundation of Southern Arizona. I was one of the founders of the Tucson Jazz Festival and Tucson Young Tax Professionals, and served on the Executive Committee for the Bankruptcy Section of the State Bar of Arizona. I currently serve as a Ninth Circuit Lawyer Representative. I have been recognized for his pro bono service and his service to the community.. I enjoy exploring different cultures, experiencing the arts and am an avid sports fan.

I am a Tucson, Arizona native (and married a native too). I am a graduate of the University of Arizona College of Law, and I have been practicing for the past nineteen years in Tucson, Marana, Oro Valley, and around the state. I served as an adjunct professor at the University of Arizona College of Law in 2018 and 2019 teaching Real Estate Finance.. I handle matters in the following areas in Tucson, Oro Valley, and Marana and statewide: tax lien foreclosure; foreclosure defense; mortgage workouts; deed of trust foreclosures; non-profit in-house counsel; small business in-house counsel; business formation and litigation; business buy/sell agreements; property buy/sell agreements; real estate litigation; trustee's sales; excess proceeds; real property litigation; insurance bad faith litigation; and general personal injury plaintiff cases.. If you are looking for insights on real estate, foreclosure, and land use topics in Tucson, Arizona, and nationally, take a look at my blog at .

I am a trial lawyer with 40+ years of experience practicing law in Arizona and more than 40 jury trials in Tucson, Phoenix, Yuma, Bisbee and Nogales under his belt. These trials have mainly involved serious personal injury, medical malpractice and wrongful death.. I was a civil defense lawyer for many years before making the switch to the plaintiff's side. Since 1998, I have been certified by the State Bar of Arizona as a Specialist in Personal Injury and Wrongful Death, and a long-time member of the State Bar's Commission that vets potential specialists.. I am honored to have been inducted into three organizations recognizing outstanding trial work: the American College of Trial Lawyers, the International Academy of Trial Lawyers, and the International Society of Barristers. I graduated from the University of Arizona for both undergraduate and law school (B.A., with distinction 1980) (J.D., with distinction 1984) and have been a long-time member of a prestigious trial lawyer organization, the American Board of Trial Advocates and served as a judicial law clerk for Vice-Chief Justice Frank X. Gordon of the Arizona Supreme Court, from 1984 – 1985.

I am a Partner in the firm of Rusing Lopez & Lizardi and I have practiced law in Tucson since 1985. I have extensive experience in all types of civil litigation including complex personal injury and commercial litigation. I have litigated in state and federal courts including Arizona appellant courts and the Ninth Circuit of the Court of Appeals. I have also litigated many cases before various state agencies and tried many cases before arbitration panels including AAA arbitrations and arbitrations before the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) formerly known as the National Association of Securities Dealers. My areas of expertise include: stockbroker negligence/unsuitable investments; securities fraud; personal injury/wrongful death; medical and professional malpractice; dangerous products; breach of contract; insurance bad faith/wrongful denial of disability benefits; commercial litigation/transactions; and employment law

I am a partner at Randle Palmer & Bernays and focus my practice primarily on family law. I am a veteran of the United States Army and served proudly in Iraq in 2003.

I am a Managing Partner for Goldberg & Osborne. My practice is devoted exclusively to Plaintiffs’ Personal Injury Law and has specifically focused on large, catastrophic cases generally involving defective products, wrongful death, or catastrophic injuries. I have obtained settlements and jury verdicts over $1 Million for my clients. I have also argued successfully in front of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. I speak on lien issues for the Pima County Bar and the Arizona Trial Lawyers. As a Management Attorney, I meet with Firm lawyers, review case files and make sure that Goldberg & Osborne meets or exceeds our clients’ expectations. I also oversee the creation and implementation of Policies and Procedures and conducts in-house seminars for the firm.. I have been a member of the State Bar of Arizona since 1992 and a member of the State Bar of California since 1993. I am admitted to practice in the United States District Court in Arizona, the United States District Court in California, and the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. I am a member of the Arizona Association for Justice, and the American Association for Justice, and the Pima County Bar Association.. I received my Bachelor of Science degree in 1989 from the University of Arizona in General Studies, focused on Business, Political Science, and Humanities. Iattended James E. Rogers College of Law where I graduated with my Juris Doctorate degree in 1992. During law school, I completed a judicial clerkship with the Navajo County Superior Court in Holbrook.. I previously sat as the Chair of the State Bar Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Specialization Advisory Commission. I continue to sit on this Commission.. I sit on the board of many charitable organizations. Most notably, I am the past-Chair of the Tucson Zoological Society, the past Capital Campaign Chair for Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona, and I also sit on my Church's Vestry.

I am a graduate of the University of Arizona College of Law, and I have been practicing in Tucson ever since. Before law school I attended Brigham Young University and studied Bioinformatics. While in law school I also earned a MS in Genetics from the University of Arizona. With my legal training, diverse technical background, and 10 years of experience in the software and hardware industry, I offer business client's a unique understanding of technology and the life sciences.. I handle matters in the following areas: Intellectual properties (patent, trade mark, copyright, and trade secrets); business strategy and formation; commercial real estate; commercial litigation, bankruptcy; and estate planning.. When I'm outside of the office, my wife and I take an active role in the community. For example: we help run a local nonprofit youth athletics program together with a few of our friends and neighbors

I am a former felony and misdemeanor prosecutor, past nominee for prosecutor of the year in Arizona, and have handled hundreds of criminal cases. I have worked for the Tucson Prosecutors Office and the Pima County Attorney's Office. I am admitted in Arizona, New York, U.S. District Court in Arizona, and the 9th Cir. U.S. Court of Appeals.. Experienced Tucson Criminal Defense Lawyer. As an experienced Arizona and Tucson criminal defense and DUI lawyer, I have successfully handled hundreds of felonies and misdemeanors throughout Arizona, including: domestic violence, drug crimes, DUI/DWI, federal crimes, property crimes, and violent crimes. I can also assist you or your loved one with Arizona record expungement, reducing felony convictions to misdemeanors, setting aside criminal convictions, restoration of civil rights, restoration of right to possess a firearm, early probation terminations, and the sealing and destruction of certain adult and juvenile records.. Call My Office for a Free and Honest Case Evaluation. If you or your loved one is charged with a crime, or you believe that criminal charges may be forthcoming, I will provide you with a free and honest evaluation of your specific case and circumstances. During your free legal consultation, I will provide you with real, honest information and answers to your questions, such as: Can my case be dismissed? Do I have a viable defense? Will I go to jail if convicted? Are there any alternatives to jail? How is a conviction going to impact my job? Will I lose my driver’s license? Will my probation be monitored? How will my right to vote, or my right to possess a firearm be affected?. Personal and Aggressive Representation. As a solo criminal attorney in Tucson, I personally and aggressively represent each of my clients through all the stages of a criminal case, whether charges have actually been filed or not. Sometimes, I may become involved in a matter even before the police ever file charges. Often, early investigation and negotiations with the prosecutor’s office can result in the prosecutor declining prosecution, or agreeing to reduced charges or favorable conditions of release such as release on recognizance.

I am a business, real estate, banking and data security attorney who represents companies, banks, credit unions and individuals in commercial and corporate transactions.  I have more than 15 years of experience as an attorney in the private sector practicing business, banking, regulatory, compliance, real estate and consumer and commercial lending law.  Prior to entering private practice, I served as in-house counsel to the credit card division of a national bank and financial services company for 5 years.  Because of my experience as both in-house and outside counsel, I have a unique perspective for my clients.  What this means from a practical perspective is that it is always my goal to provide my clients with comprehensive, pragmatic, actionable legal advice and risk management assistance that is appropriate, useful and effective.. After serving as a partner at a Tucson law firm for several years, I recently opened my own practice where I continue to represent businesses, banks, credit unions, companies and individuals.

Help when it is needed the most!. Chip’s trial and litigation experience over several decades in cases involving railroad injuries, nursing home abuse, automobile accidents, product defect cases, medical cases and more has been the reason he has ascended to the Presidency of the Arizona Association for Justice/Arizona Trial Lawyers Association, and been listed in Best Lawyers In America, Law and Politic’s “Super Lawyers of the Southwest” and as one of Tucson’s top lawyers by Tucson Lifestyle.  Chip has also received his Martindale Hubble AV rating by his peers.. Licensed in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Colorado and an Arizona Certified Specialist in Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation, Chip devotes his entire practice to protecting consumer rights, the rights of railroad men and women when injured by the negligence of the railroad, as well as, all other people when injured by the negligent or wrongful acts of others.

Greg Stoltz represents people accused of crimes throughout Pima county. Greg is licensed in the state courts of Arizona and Nevada (inactive), as well as the U.S. District Courts for Arizona and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.. Greg’s career has focused primarily on litigation. He has experience presenting cases before administrative boards such as the Arizona State Board of Equalization, as well as Article III Courts, such as Pima County Justice Court, Pima County Superior Court, and Federal District Court for Arizona. He developed his courtroom skill as a deputy prosecutor, where he conducted over 25 jury trials, 20 preliminary hearings, and 300 bench trials.. Greg is a graduate of the University of Arizona, Rogers College of Law, where he received his JD in 2009. He was a member of the Arizona Law Review as well as the Jewish Law Student’s Association, the Pace Moot Court Competition, and the Juvenile Detention Teaching Program. Prior to law school, Greg earned a Master’s Degree in Linguistic Anthropology in 2004. From 2004 to 2006 Greg was a member of  Teach for America – he taught science to underserved students at John McDonogh Sr. High School in New Orleans, LA.. When he is not in the office, Greg can be found on his road bike or his motorcycles, competing in tactical shooting matches, or dancing the 2-step with his partner, Deborah.