Arizona Lawyers Lindsay Leavitt to Lindsey Lamey

Explore Arizona attorneys like Lindsay Leavitt, Lindsay Marshall, Lindsay Mellen, Lindsay Michelle Schafer, Lindsay Odell, Lindsay Osborne, Lindsay Pearson, and Lindsey Lamey. in cities like Phoenix, Flagstaff, Cottonwood, Tucson and Flagstaff. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 85016, 85132, 86001.

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Lindsay Schube

Firm: Gammage & Burnham Plc

2 N Central Ave Fl 15 , Phoenix , Arizona 85004

Practice Areas: Zoning, Planning & Land Use, Real Estate

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Lindsay Mellen

Firm: The Law Office of Lindsay Glenn Mellen, PLLC

1777 N Mariposa Rd , Flagstaff , Arizona 86004

Practice Areas: Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Divorce, Domestic Partnership, Domestic Violence, Family , International & Trade, Paternity, Prenuptial Agreement, Spousal Support, Family

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“We had numerous documents to prepare including two trusts- one of which was for an adult with specia”

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Lindsey Gomez

Firm: Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith

Phoenix Plaza Tower II , Phoenix , Arizona 85012

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Lindsay Osborne

Firm: Snell & Wilmer LLP

1 S Church Ave Ste 1500 , Tucson , Arizona 85701

Practice Areas: Business

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Lindsey A Jackson

Firm: Law Offices of Lindsey A. Jackson

7000 N 16th St Ste 120 296 , Phoenix , Arizona 85020

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Tax

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Lindsay Therese Proskey

Firm: Littler Mendelson PC

2425 E Camelback Rd Ste 900 , Phoenix , Arizona 85016

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Elder Law

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Lindsay St John

Firm: Office of The Attorney General

400 W Congress St Ste S315 , Tucson , Arizona 85701

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Lindsey Hunter

Firm: Lindsey W. Hunter & Associates

1501 W Fountainhead Pkwy Ste 390 , Tempe , Arizona 85282

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Lindsey E Gilman

19172 N 93rd Way , Scottsdale , Arizona 85255

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Lindsay Whitney

Firm: Davis Miles

999 E Playa Del Norte Dr Ste 510 , Tempe , Arizona 85288

Practice Areas: Family

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Lindsay Leavitt

Firm: Napier, Abdo, Coury & Baillie, P.C.

2525 E. Arizona Biltmore Cir , Phoenix , Arizona 85016

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“Mr. Leavitt is the consummate professional; he is bright and experienced and a tireless advocate who is passionate about the practice of law. Most important, Mr. Leavitt truly care…”

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Lindsay Short

Firm: Snell & Wilmer LLP

400 E Van Buren St Ste 1900 , Phoenix , Arizona 85004

Practice Areas: Election Campaigns & Political Law

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Lindsay Marshall

Po Box 654 , Florence , Arizona 85132

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Lindsay S Smith

, Camp Verde , Arizona 86322

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Lindsay Rabicoff

Firm: Bryan Cave LLP

One Renaissance Square , Phoenix , Arizona 85004

Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation

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Lindsay R Naas

Firm: Lindsay R Naas

28345 N 84th St , Gilbert , Arizona 85298

Practice Areas: Native Peoples Law

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Lindsay Pearson

Firm: Snell & Wilmer L.L.P.

One South Church Avenue , Tucson , Arizona 85701

Practice Areas: Commercial Finance, Real Estate

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Lindsay Odell

Firm: Copper State Law, Plc

Po Box 2054 , Cottonwood , Arizona 86326

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Lindsay Michelle Schafer

, Arizona

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Lindsey Lamey

Firm: The 928 Law Firm

224 E Birch Ave , Flagstaff , Arizona 86001

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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False imprisonment by boss then false arrest by his cop buddies | Aug 29, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Arizona. Hello, this is a throwaway account for anonymity. I am located in Arizona. I am an independent contractor (IC) with my own station/chair inside a shop that charges rent to several other ICs. The shop owner has their own station as well. I had been there for 8 months as an apprentice, but recently I transitioned to being my own business, which means paying a flat-rate rent or a percentage cut to the shop owner. I took some time to think about it, then decided that the work environment was too toxic and the shop owner had a different personality or mood each day. I did not want to stay. I picked a day to move out and went about getting my belongings. I called the shop owner beforehand, but as usual, they ignored my call. I have my own key to the shop and to the mailbox. I let myself in at about 10:30 a.m., after normal business hours had started, rather than first thing in the morning to avoid it looking like I was sneaking in or out. No one else had opened up yet, so it was just my spouse and me. After about an hour and a half, all of my belongings were out of the shop and in my car or on the trailer attached to my car. The only item left to move was my large, very heavy client chair. I was sweeping up and making sure that I was leaving a…
Is it legal for my employer to have me to clock out for required travel? | Aug 27, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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My HOA is fining me for solar panels that were approved years ago | Aug 24, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Arizona. I just need to know if I have any recourse here. This feels completely unfair and like a bait and switch. Back in 2022 I bought my house. Part of the appeal was that it already had solar panels installed on the roof. They were put in by the previous owner around 2020. There are documents in my closing paperwork showing that the HOA approved the solar panel installation back then. My realtor even confirmed it was all good. Fast forward to last month. I got a letter from the HOA saying I'm in violation of a new rule about roof aesthetics and they're fining me $50 a day until the panels are removed. They claim the panels don't blend in with the roof line and are a visual nuisance. When I called them, they said the previous approval was under an old set of rules and the new rules supersede it. They even said they updated their bylaws in April 2026 and sent out notices to everyone. I never got any notice about new bylaws. I checked my email and mail and found nothing. My neighbors, some of whom also have solar, got the same letter. Is there anything we can do to fight this? It seems crazy to fine someone for something that was approved years ago especially when I bought the house with them already there.
Speeding ticket issues | Aug 24, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Arizona I just got a ticket for exceeding 10mph. However, on my ticket it states the radar gun has me at 75mph in a 65mph zone. This is also my first time being stopped for speeding as well as receiving a ticket for speeding. Is there anyway I can get the $200 ticket either reduced or dismissed?
Speeding ticket | Aug 24, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Arizona I just got a ticket for exceeding 10mph. However, on my ticket it states the radar gun has me at 75mph in a 65mph zone. This is also my first time being stopped for speeding as well as receiving a ticket for speeding. Is there anyway I can get the $200 ticket either reduced or dismissed?

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