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Darrin Davidson
“We’ve used Gammage & Burnham for a year and are very impressed with their commercial litigation services. Mike King, who leads our team, is one of the sharpest attorneys in the field. I’m impressed with their knowledge, and the respect they’ve earned in the industry. I wouldn’t have used anyone else.”
– Darrin Davidson
AEA Credit Union
Dianna Morrow
“Concerning complex legal issues to simple law questions, Pat Nolan of Gammage & Burnham is continually there for our businesses. She is a vital part of our support and our success. I trust Pat with her knowledge and advice. Her counsel has been unwavering and exceptional.”
– Dianna Morrow
Copper Hospitality, L.L.C.
Mark Greenberg
“Our company has worked with Pat Nolan of Gammage & Burnham since 2001 when its predecessor was formed. The work product has always been of the highest quality, is always timely, and is fairly priced. I highly recommend her and the firm.”
– Mark Greenberg
Kenmark Deeds, L.L.C.
Barbara Freund
“I love working with Pat Nolan of Gammage & Burnham. We don’t do any transactions without her. The service we get is amazing. We are a very small client but we never feel that way. We are responded to quickly. When we need help outside of her area of expertise, she finds an attorney at the firm to help us. It is as close to having “in house” corporate counsel as we could hope for. We are really pleased with all of our dealings with the firm.”
– Barbara Freund, CFO
INNOViON Corporation
A Winning Strategy Means A Winning Outcome
Success is not just a matter of having superior knowledge and experience. Success also comes from knowing how to apply that expertise from a different point of view.
When our private sector clients are involved in land use litigation, it falls into two broad categories. Usually it’s getting some sort of approval that a local government isn’t willing to give. Other times it involves resolving neighborhood opposition — either through consensual discussions or, if necessary, by crushing them.
But in recent litigation, Cameron Artigue applied his experience on behalf of the local government. A private developer in one of Arizona’s outlying counties devised a clever scheme to circumvent local zoning and subdivision laws.
