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Gammage & Burnham Partner Greg Gnepper Appointed to Commissioner of the Maricopa County Superior Court
Gammage & Burnham is pleased to announce the appointment of firm partner Gregory J. Gnepper as a Commissioner of the Maricopa County Superior Court. The appointment was made by Presiding Judge Janet Barton. Greg will take the bench on March 6 and be assigned to the Initial Appearance Court, part of the criminal division.
Greg practiced at Gammage & Burnham for fourteen years, the last seven as an equity partner. He earned ample courtroom experience, having appeared in almost every state and federal court in Arizona, plus several tribal courts. He served as lead counsel in multiple jury trials and conducted countless bench trials, injunction hearings, and oral arguments.
Gammage & Burnham elects Nicole Ricker to Equity Partner
Gammage & Burnham is pleased to announce the election of Nicole Ricker to Equity Partner of the firm as of 2019.
Nicole has been with the firm since 2016 and her practice focuses on the real estate industry and the related zoning and business transactions that come with it. She is often found advising clients who are acquiring, developing, leasing, managing and selling real property. Her experience includes working with development agreements, site development, subdivision and master planning, land assemblage, and due diligence. Nicole has represented for-profit and nonprofit companies, regional and local developers, retailers and investors, and she is well versed in real estate projects including mixed-use, retail, industrial, office, resort, and condominium projects.
Grady Gammage, Jr. featured in Arizona Republic
Kicking off 2019 with an exciting bang, Grady Gammage, Jr. was featured in the Arizona Republic with a front page op-ed piece discussing the momentum of voting and the future of water policy in Arizona. Mr. Gammage suggests that 2018 may have been the year that determines Arizona’s future!
From the Arizona Republic:
2018 was a turning point for Arizona. Here’s how we make the most of it.
FROM HOW WE VOTE TO HOW WE TALK ABOUT WATER, 2018 MAY HAVE BEEN THE YEAR THAT DETERMINES ARIZONA’S FUTURE.
Grady Gammage, Jr. featured in KJZZ radio interview on water issues
On December 6, 2018, founding partner Grady Gammage, Jr. was featured on KJZZ radio to speak about water issues in Arizona with host Steve Goldstein.
The following morning in Tempe, the Sandra Day O’Connor Institute hosted an issues and answers forum called Water in Arizona: Past, Present and Future, where Grady presented an overview of water in the state.
In the radio interview Grady discussed the forum event and how to address the issues that Arizona faces when it comes to water management.
Listen below or on the KJZZ website.
