Phoenix personal injury and immigration lawyer.
Arizona personal injury matters and federal immigration cases handled out of the Phoenix office. Phoenix sits on an Arizona legal framework that is meaningfully different from Nevada's, from pure comparative negligence to the Industrial Commission workers' comp process.
A different legal framework.
Phoenix personal injury cases benefit from Arizona's pure comparative negligence rule, which allows recovery even when the injured person carries significant fault. Phoenix premises cases benefit from the mode of operation doctrine in self-service retail. Phoenix workers' comp claims go through the Industrial Commission of Arizona, not a separate hearings system, and Arizona's worker's-choice-of-physician rule changes the medical control dynamic. Phoenix immigration cases process through the 50th Street USCIS office and the Central Avenue Immigration Court, both with their own procedural patterns.
What Meesha handles in Phoenix.
Arizona personal injury and federal immigration matters, handled out of the Phoenix office.
Arizona pure comparative, loop highway crashes, 180-day government claim rule.
Arizona mode of operation doctrine, retail, restaurant, and hotel cases.
Arizona strict liability under A.R.S. 11-1025, one-year deadline.
Strict liability with 12-year statute of repose, expert-driven cases.
Industrial Commission of Arizona claims, choice of physician, hearings.
Phoenix USCIS Field Office and Immigration Court matters.
Credentials.
- Licensed to practice in Arizona [verify before launch]
- Top 100 Civil Plaintiff Lawyers, National Trial Lawyers
- Top 40 Under 40 Trial Lawyer
- Top 100 Women of Influence 2022
- Litigator of the Year 2022
- Cross-state practice covers cases that involve both Nevada and Arizona issues
The Phoenix office.
Office address, hours, directions, and the map are on the Phoenix location page.
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“Two states, one firm. The Arizona rules favor injured people in ways Nevada does not, if the case is built to use them.”
Meesha Moulton · Founding Attorney
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Initial consultations for personal injury matters are free, and cases run on a contingency fee, so no fee is owed unless the case results in a recovery. Immigration consultations are evaluated case by case.