Higley Lawyers

Solution-focused trial lawyer with experience in a wide range of high-stakes litigation. Certificate in Law, Science & Technology. Consulting and presenting on emerging technologies including artificial intelligence and blockchain.

George Smith is a third-generation Arizonan who has been practicing law throughout the state since 1997. Mr. Smith attended Arizona State University, earning his bachelor’s degree in 1992 and his law degree from Arizona State University in 1996. He has been with Berk & Moskowitz since 2000. Mr. Smith has a broad, interdisciplinary practice in the state and federal courts including litigation of commercial and business disputes, real estate disputes, personal injury cases and family law matters. He prides himself on providing not only legal solutions and advice, but also practical solutions and advice to his clients. ...

Personal Injury Attorney, Howard Snyder is recognized throughout the country as an authority in complex personal injury and wrongful death litigation including medical negligence, products liability, inadequate security and construction accident cases. As a partner in the Phoenix, Arizona law firm of Snyder & Wenner, P.C., Mr. Snyder has spent the past 25 years litigating catastrophic injury and death cases. Admission to Bars 1974 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 1975 U.S. District Court Eastern District of Pennsylvania 1975 U.S. District Court Middle District of Pennsylvania 1977 Supreme Court of the United States 1980 State of Arizona 1980 U.S. District Court, District of Arizona Appointments Arizona...

Since 1990, the Law Offices of Thomas Wilmer have been dedicated to assisting individuals specifically involved in injuries due to the negligent actions of another party. Our law firm has a strong amount of experience assisting work injury victims and also handling workers compensation cases. Being an Arizona native and a 3rd generation Arizona state lawyer, Tom has the experience needed to represent you thoroughly inside and out of the court room. Tom grew up close to his father and grandfather and constantly learned from them the practice of law and how to treat clients to earn...

Courtney Abrams is the founder of Abrams Law, where she helps clients protect intellectual property and navigate the complexities of selling products online. Courtney brings a deep understanding of social media and online regulations, offering strategic expertise to help ensure smooth operations and avoid costly legal disputes. We help clients: ✓ Secure your trademarks and copyrights from copycats and counterfeits ✓ Launch new products with confidence and clarity ✓ Stay compliant with evolving online advertising and social media rules ✓ Build strong brand collaborations and licensing agreements ✓ Ensure smooth operations and avoid costly legal disputes Protect your brand - contact us for...

Karen practices in the area of commercial litigation. Her civil litigation practice began in 1992, as an associate attorney at O'Connor Cavanagh. In 1996, she joined the Viad Corp Law Department where she reviewed, drafted and negotiated commercial and real estate contracts. Karen left Viad to raise her daughters, then returned to her current litigation practice in 2013. Over the years, she has volunteered in the Paradise Valley Unified School District on many levels: in the classroom, in the PTA, and on various district committees. Karen has also served as an Auxiliary Board Member of Kivel Campus of Care.

Ladd is an associate attorney who grew up in Arizona and graduated from the Arizona State University Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. During law school, Ladd worked at both the Maricopa County Superior Court and the Arizona Court of Appeals. He received litigation experience working as a student law clerk at the Goldwater Institute, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, and the Maricopa County Prosecutor’s Office. He served as an editor on the Journal of Law, Policy, and Military Affairs as well as the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. Before law school, Ladd lived in Paraguay for two...