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Administrative Law lawyers in Arizona Katherine Hanna to Matthew Herlihy

Explore Arizona attorneys like Katherine Hanna, Kathleen O'Brien, Kathryn Staples, Kay Abramsohn, Kenneth Slowinski, Kerry Montgomery, Kevin Costello, and Matthew Herlihy. in cities like Phoenix, Tucson, Phoenix, Phoenix and Phoenix. These attorneys specialize in Administrative Law in Zip codes like 85044, 86001, 85004.

Laura Clymer

Kathryn Staple

Laura Clymer

Firm: Clymer Legal PLLC

2601 N Campbell Ave Ste 203 , Tucson , Arizona 85719 Zip code: 85719

Practice Areas: Administrative Law

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Kathryn Staples

1327 N 2nd Ave , Tucson , Arizona 85705 Zip code: 85705

Practice Areas: Administrative Law

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Mark Bogard

Firm: Jaburg & Wilk PC

1850 North Central Avenue , Phoenix , Arizona 85004 Zip code: 85004

Practice Areas: Administrative Law

Mark is a commercial litigation partner who primarily practices in construction-related matters and disputes of nearly all types, with an emphasis on construction payment rights and remedies including private and public payment bonds, mechanics’/materialmen’s liens, stop notices, prompt pay law, and “no-pay” claims before the Arizona Registrar of Contractors. He regularly represents suppliers, subcontractors, general contractors, owners/ developers, registered professionals, and lenders in construction contract formation, trials, arbitrations, administrative actions, and mediation/negotiation/dispute resolution.. Appearing before the civil division of the Arizona State Superior Court is often required in Mark’s practice. His court experience includes jury and bench trials, hearings, and numerous oral arguments, where he has served as lead and co-counsel in a variety of construction and non-construction litigation matters. Mark’s non-construction experience includes commercial contract breach, administrative law matters, commercial foreclosures, creditor rights, and enforcement of money judgments. He has also served as an Arbitrator in several Maricopa County Superior Court compulsory arbitration actions.. In addition to having traditional Superior Court civil litigation skills, he appears regularly before various administrative agencies and forums, most frequently the Arizona Registrar of Contractors and Arizona Office of Administrative Hearings. Mark’s hearings and appearances before the Registrar of Contractors include prosecuting and defending allegations concerning workmanship, “no-pay” complaints, and various regulatory issues that can arise when the construction contract is breached. He has also been involved in appeals from the Registrar’s office to the Superior Court, District Court, and 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Mark has extensive experience in construction matters which fall within the parallel jurisdictions of the Registrar’s office and the civil courts.

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