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We provide personal service in an impersonal world. I care and I am not afraid to tell it like it is.  I will take the time to get it right.  Your life is too important for me to take any claim lightly.. I obtained my undergraduate degree in Business Management with an emphasis on marketing from BYU in 2003. I received my law degree from the University of Miami School of Law in 2008 where I graduated Magna Cume Laude. I am licensed and am in good standing to practice law in Florida and Arizona, although my Florida license is currently on inactive status. In since I began practicing law in 2008, I have assisted over two-thousand clients in either Social Security Disability claims or personal injury claims.. On a personal note, I have been married since 2000 and I have 4 adopted children and a dog named buddy. I love to be outdoors backpacking, hiking, camping, fishing, skiing, and anything else to get me moving. I constantly seek to learn new things. I love games, especially strategy games, which is one reason I enjoy the law.   If I had not become a lawyer, I would have chosen a profession that involved working with my hands building things or repairing things. I am driven to fix problems and create solutions to make lives better, a trait that has resulted in many satisfied clients.

Vince Rabago, is a former career state prosecutor with proven experience in national, state, and local consumer fraud litigation.  Vince Rabago is licensed to practice law in California and Arizona courts and is admitted to practice in federal court in U.S. District Court in both California and Arizona, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court.. This firm is in the business of helping people and companies file for bankruptcy protection. Therefore, the bankruptcy code requires that we call our firm a "debt relief agency." This information is provided for general information purposes only and is not intended to be a legal opinion, legal advice or a complete discussion of the related issues. Nor is this advice intended to create a client - attorney relationship. Every individual's factual situation is different and you should seek independent legal advice from an attorney familiar with the laws of your state or locality regarding specific information.

Thomas Bayham has dedicated his professional life to defending the rights of individuals just like you. He will bring his years of experience to defend you and your case with passion, understanding and the care it requires. When you are represented by Bayham Law Office you will receive the quality representation you are entitled to.. Thomas Bayham, Attorney with Bayham Law Offices, was selected for inclusion in the Top Attorneys of North America – 2016 edition by The Who’s Who Directories. Thomas Bayham has been practicing for over thirty years in the areas of insurance defense and personal injury.

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.

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 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

Donna Aversa is a partner in the Tucson, Arizona based law firm Leonard & Felker, P.L.C., where she has practiced law since 1987.. Donna helps her clients solve problems, avoid conflicts and resolve disputes by advising them regarding legal alternatives. When necessary, she represents her clients at administrative hearings, Superior Court and Arizona Court of Appeals.. In addition to sending her to meetings and to Court, her fire service clients have sent her into a live burn simulator, put her on a 100 foot platform and sent her to firework shooter school. She still has all her fingers.. To complement her law practice, Donna spent over ten years as an adjunct faculty member for the Tucson campus of the University of Phoenix teaching graduate and undergraduate classes in business law, employment law and ethics. She is a regular presenter at the Arizona Fire District Association, has presented at the International Associain of Women in Fire & Emergency Services and the International Association of Fire Chiefs' Fire Rescue International conferences.

Daniel J. Quigley earned his B.S. in Business Administration with High Distinction from the University of Arizona’s Eller College of Management in 1982 and his Juris Doctor cum laude from the Northwestern University’s Pritzker School of Law in Chicago in 1986. Dan’s practice has focused on representing businesses and governmental entities in complex litigation matters (including antitrust, loan enforcement, contract disputes, and regulatory matters), complex business transactions (including asset and corporate acquisitions and dispositions, the origination and workout of large construction, real estate, and commercial loans), often representing technology based companies, and intellectual property matters (including software licensing, protection of trade secrets, trademarks and copyrights, and research, development, marketing, and confidentiality agreements).  A substantial portion of Dan’s practice has involved representing Indian tribes, including in matters relating to gaming, real estate, contracts, construction and financing, water, tort claims, and elections, including both transactional matters and litigation in the federal, state, and tribal courts. Dan has been awarded an “AV” Peer Review Rating by Martindale-Hubbell.. Dan has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America since 2005, and  now is listed by Best Lawyers for his work in Commercial Litigation, Information Technology Law, Technology Law, Gaming Law, and Native American Law.  Dan was selected by Best Lawyers as the “Lawyer of the Year” for Native American Law in Tucson for 2019 and again for 2021 and 2025.  Dan also was included in the 2007 and 2011- 2025 editions of Southwest Super Lawyers for business litigation.. Dan is a Senior Fellow in the Litigation Counsel of America, an honorary society of trial lawyers recognizing less than one-half of one percent of American lawyers based upon effectiveness and accomplishment in litigation at the trial and appellate levels.. Dan formerly was a partner with Brown & Bain, P.A. (now Perkins Coie), Quigley & Whitehill, PLC, and Rusing Lopez & Lizardi, PLLC.  From 2003 - 2013, Dan also served as General Counsel to the Tohono O’odham Gaming Enterprise, which operates the Desert Diamond Casinos & Entertainment in Arizona.

As an accomplished attorney with an impressive background in both the legal practice and banking industries, Robert brings a unique blend of legal and financial acumen to the table. Possessing an MBA and a Masters in Finance, along with two law degrees, he has the capacity to deliver exceptional service to clients with complex transactional and litigation needs.. His legal journey began as a Judge Advocate in the United States Marine Corps, where he honed skills in criminal defense litigation. His expertise expanded through various roles including Regional Legal Assistance Director for Marine Corps Installations Pacific, Managing Attorney for the Camp Foster Legal Assistance Office, and senior attorney for the Camp Foster Tax Center.. Specializing in various legal fields, including criminal law, negotiation, securities regulation, civil and contract law, and public and private international law, he is a generalist attorney with the ability to adapt and excel in a broad range of legal scenarios.. With degrees from the University of Arizona (B.A., M.B.A., M.S.F.), the University of Edinburgh Law School (LL.M.), and the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State (J.D.), he has been recognized for his dedication to legal service with the 2017 American Bar Association Distinguished Service (LAMP) Award and the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal.. He is committed to leveraging his legal expertise and financial knowledge to provide superior service for complex needs. His breadth of experience and depth of understanding make him a valuable asset for any team or client seeking a versatile and effective legal professional.

Adam Weisman is a real estate, business, and construction lawyer and litigator based in Tucson, Arizona and Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Adam Peterson is an attorney in the litigation department and a native Tucsonan, growing up on the city’s northwest side. After graduating from the University of Arizona, Adam attended law school in the Midwest and spent the early part of his career practicing in Chicago, Illinois; focusing on representing clients in commercial disputes and catastrophic birth injury litigation. Adam has litigated cases throughout the country as well as represented clients in complex class-action matters before the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation.. Having returned to his hometown, Adam continues to represent and advise clients in commercial, general liability, as well as labor and employment matters. Adam prides himself on taking a practical and cost-effective approach to resolving his client’s legal matters while leveraging his broad litigation experience to obtain the best possible result. For his efforts, Adam has been regularly recognized as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers Magazine.

A native Tucsonan, Carlo joined the Mercaldo Law Firm in the Spring of 2012 as a partner and shareholder. Prior to joining the Mercaldo Law Firm, Carlo spent three years in public practice in Washington, D.C. Carlo served as Deputy Chief of Staff for the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Office of the General Counsel from 2009 to 2011. With DHS, Carlo managed the legal review of issues concerning the department’s numerous sub-components and agencies on behalf of the department’s leadership. Carlo also represented DHS in two different White House initiatives focused on civil rights. In 2011, Carlo moved to the Department of Justice, where he served as Special Assistant United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia in Alexandria, prosecuting bank fraud, drug trafficking, immigration violations, criminal conspiracies as well as many misdemeanor offenses. There, Carlo participated in numerous felony jury trials. Previously, Carlo worked for several years at a large firm in Phoenix where his practice focused on the representation of plaintiffs in matters involving medical malpractice and personal injury; as well as in breach of contract cases and real estate transactions. In his spare time, Carlo enjoys tennis, golf, bocce and exploring all that the gorgeous Tucson area has to offer.