At the Arizona law office of McCain & Bursh, PLC, we work tirelessly to provide our clients with excellent and cost-effective representation for their legal needs. Whether you were injured in an auto accident or due to another party's negligence, need assistance with a real estate transaction or dealing with a distressed property or are involved in a commercial dispute, our attorneys will advocate aggressively to achieve the results you deserve.
Our attorneys offer experienced and personalized legal services to businesses and individuals throughout Phoenix, Scottsdale and surrounding areas. Schedule your free case evaluation* by calling 602-604-2138. You may also contact our Arizona law firm online.
Phoenix Personal Injury Lawyers
Prior to McCain & Bursh's inception in 1999, our experienced attorneys worked as insurance defense litigators and corporate counsel for major local and national companies. McCain & Bursh, PLC, was founded upon the principal of providing personal, hands-on representation to individuals, families and businesses throughout the greater Phoenix area. We represent businesses and individuals from all walks of life, and bring the same attention and experience to each of our clients' matters.
We are committed to finding the right solution for your legal concerns. We take the approach that is best for you or your company, whether that requires negotiating with the adverse party, pursuing results through various forms of alternative dispute resolution or aggressively advocating your interests in the courtroom. We offer legal services in many areas, including:
Discover What Our Firm Can Do for You
If you need an experienced lawyer in the Phoenix area, call 602-604-2138 or contact our law firm online to schedule a free case evaluation* for your personal injury, real estate or business law issue.
*Given the volume of inquiries the firm receives, the firm cannot guaranty it will be able to consult with every possible client or evaluate every potential client's matter. Moreover, a case evaluation or case consultation does not mean that the firm will provide a potential client with actual legal advice on a matter. A free consultation or free evaluation is limited to understanding the nature of a potential client's matter and informing the potential client if the firm would consider representing the potential client in connection with the matter and under what terms and conditions. Before the firm can provide legal advice to any person or entity, the firm must have a signed fee agreement setting forth the firm's scope of representation and the fees that will be charged.
