in Arizona
2017 Kent Brockelman Managing partner • Coppersmith Brockelman • cblawyers.com
Practice areas: Labor and employment counseling, labor and employment litigation, commercial litigation
James E. Brophy, III Managing shareholder • Ryley Carlock & Applewhite • rcalaw.com
Practice areas: Business, employee benefits, banking and finance, corporate and securities, taxation, transportation, cyber security and data privacy
Tim Brown Shareholder • Gallagher & Kennedy • gknet.com
Practice areas: Tax law, sports law, business law and transactions
Robert J. Bruno Shareholder and director • Sanders & Parks. • sandersparks.com
Practice areas: Complex civil litigation, construction litigation, professional liability defense, products liability
Edwin C. Bull Shareholder • Burch & Cracchiolo • bcattorneys.com
Practice areas: Business and corporate law, real estate
Robin E. Burgess
Shareholder, officer and director • Sanders & Parks • sandersparks.com
Practice areas: Healthcare, medical malpractice, product liability, professional liability, municipal liability
Rebecca Lynne Burnham Shareholder • Greenberg Traurig • gtlaw.com
Practice areas: Real estate acquisition and development, sports facilities and entertainment venues, land development
Anne Chapman Attorney • Mitchell Stein Carey • mitchellsteincarey.com
Practice areas: Criminal defense, internal and governmental investigations
Robert M. Charles, Jr. Partner • Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie • lrrc.com
Practice areas: Business bankruptcy, commercial lawsuits, business transactions
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Flynn Carey Attorney • Mitchell Stein Carey • mitchellsteincarey.com Practice areas: Criminal defense, administrative law, school discipline, Title IX litigation Background: Carey defends clients throughout Arizona in violent crime and vehicular prosecutions, advocates for professionals in licensing investigations and in board proceedings, and assists companies and governmental entities in conducting internal investigations and litigating white collar and fraud cases. Trend to watch: “Advances in technology will result in more potential clients — especially those who are not regular consumers of legal services — to rely on technology and Internetdriven tools to identify and select attorneys. Wordof-mouth and traditional marketing is an important part of a practitioner’s marketing strategy and can result in more personalized matches. Technology, such as bidding for services in the market, will present challenges to more traditional modes of advertising.” Source of pride: “My biggest point of pride is any opportunity I get to advocate for a client and ensure that he or she is given the full due process of the law. I am humbled each time a client chooses me as his or her advocate.”