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Gammage & Burnham Celebrates 35 Years!

March 1, 2018 marked the 35th Anniversary of Gammage & Burnham. Since forming in 1983, the firm has grown to 33 attorneys and more than 30 support staff, and its Arizona roots continue to grow stronger with each passing year. G&B’s 35th Anniversary milestone marks the vitality of a firm built on long-term client relationships, community involvement, and a business-minded philosophy. The firm’s diversity of expertise is powered by the talented attorneys who come with credentials that are difficult to match. Beyond longevity, Gammage & Burnham has earned an uncommon loyalty from its clients, many of which have worked with the firm since its inception.

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Congratulations to Pat Nolan for making the Top 100 Lawyers in Arizona for 2018.

For those of you who get the Az Business Magazine, check out her picture in this month’s edition on page 58.  This list of Top 100 Lawyers in Arizona were chosen by Az Business magazine’s editorial team in collaboration with industry experts.  The attorneys were selected from a pool of nearly 2,000 of the state’s most talented and successful attorneys. Selections are based on each lawyer’s professional success and ratings, impact on his or her law firm, impact on the communities she/he serves and impact on the legal profession.

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Moon Valley Golf Course to Stop Irrigating with Drinking Water
[From AZCentral.com]

Most golf courses across the country have started to use non-potable, untreated water to maintain their green lawns. But there are a handful of courses in Phoenix still watering with drinking water.

The privately owned Moon Valley Country Club and Pointe Tapatio Lookout Mountain Golf Club have both been using drinking water since they were developed almost 60 years ago. But that will soon change.
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Potable water treatment isn’t cheap. Tom McDonald, an attorney from Gammage & Burnham who has worked with Moon Valley to get off of potable water, said the Moon Valley community went through a bankruptcy a few years ago due largely in part to the high cost of water.

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