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Criminal Defense By Dan Baldwin
Beth Garcia, of the Law Oice of Beth Garcia, PLLC, says that the biggest
reward of being an attorney is helping people. By that she means helping
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them understand the process, answering their questions, being there for them when they feel like their life is in shambles and they don’t know what to do, and of course, ighting for just results in their cases.
“I don’t do what I do to get fan mail, but it melts my heart to get thank you serious love of art and an equally serious allergy led Ilene McCauley to a career in law as a tax attorney with the irm of Goldinov & McCauley, PLC in Scottsdale.
When she was an 8-year-old child in Brooklyn, NY, McCauley’s father told
cards and letters from clients as well as their families for the work I’ve done on their case. In today’s world, these personal tokens of appreciation are unexpected and a wonderful example of how my clients are good people with gratuitous hearts,” she says.
Garcia’s irm focuses on criminal defense, primarily those involving Jo Robin Davis
homeowner policies, the attendant coverage issues are more complex as well. her to become a lawyer, but her interests were in other areas. In college, she earned a double major in art history and history, but had not settled on a career path when a college work-study program took her to Italy. Ater observing the restoration of the main churches and piazzas in Florence and
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felonies, but in some instances she will represent people charged with misdemeanor ofenses. Other practice areas include domestic relations on a case-by-case basis, drug ofenses (including sales), assault, weapon ofenses, burglary (including auto thet), DUI and aggravated DUI, sex crimes, Battling for the Rights of Policyholders
“I just prevailed at arbitration where the issue was whether the cause of the water loss, and damages due to the water loss, were covered under a policy of insurance Rome, including the Sistine Chapel, McCauley decided on a life devoted to restoring art. hat career path was closed of when physicians discovered she was allergic to the chemicals used for art restoration.
aggravated assault, domestic violence, robbery, and kidnapping.
Garcia had shown an interest in criminal defense issues from an early age and it was natural for her to major in criminal justice; since she paid her own way, she started at a local community college and worked full time before going on to earn her four year degree, graduating not only early, but issued to the lessee of a movie theater complex,” she explained. “I enjoy solving the puzzles created when applying By Jackson Williams
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party property insurance,”
the inconsistencies in their numerous statementsamountedtomisrepresentation and fraud. he insurance company’s expert obody grows up wanting to be alawyerspecializinginirst
She sought advice from her father who said, “You have two choices. You can either get a job or go to law school.” McCauley chose the latter. She says, “I had no idea what to expect of law school, but no fear either. he irst day of school we heard talks from all of the professors on diferent areas of
also magna cum laude.
She became a major crimes prosecutor for almost ive years working primarily in cases involving drug enforcement and sex crimes and where she
gained considerable jury trial experience.
unusual facts to the language of policy.” Zealous representation, diligent pursuit of justice, genuine empathy for her clients and novel approaches to each situation are alleged that the ire was intentionally set with gasoline.”
Although Davis and her client prevailed at trial, the insurance company appealed. said Jo Robin Davis, “but I was lucky enough to become an expert in the ield.” She believes she is the only woman in the state of Michigan whose litigation practice is law. Ater the tax law teacher spoke, I knew I was going to be a tax lawyer.” McCauley earned her Bachelor of Arts from Binghamton University, her Juris Doctor from Hofstra University School of Law, and her Master of Laws
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he move into private practice followed a signiicant amount of personal
introspection ater the deaths of two people close to her. “In 2010, my dad died and then unexpectedly, my grandmother died in her sleep the night of my dad’s funeral. Giving two eulogies in a week for the two most important people in my life made me realize how fragile life truly is. I questioned my happiness and long-term goals, and ultimately, ater some diicult soul searching and decision-making, I was called to help others in a
hallmarks of Davis’ practice. Successfully representing innocent insured clients whose lives and fortunes have been signiicantly changed by people and “It appealed, and I argued the case before a panel of conservative judges. he appeals court held the trial court had not erred in admitting my origin and cause investigator’s devoted solely to representing homeowners and business owners whose property damage claims have been wrongfully denied by their insurance companies.
in taxation from DePaul University School of Law. She has been a member of the State Bar of Arizona since 1982. She is certiied by the Arizona Board of Legal Specialization as a certiied specialist in taxation and was named Arizona’s Outstanding Young Lawyer in 1991. She is a member of WealthCounsel and a fellow of the Esperti-Peterson Institute for
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diferent way, on a more personal level. I opened my practice and began defending those accused of crimes.”
Learning the business aspect of running a practice was the most challenging aspect of her new career. “Running a business is fun and liberating, though,” says Garcia. “Starting my practice allowed me to learn so much about entrepreneurship, which you never learn about in law school. It’s been a wonderful experience and I’ve learned a lot about myself throughout the process, leading me to strive
forces beyond their control gives her great satisfaction. With insurance companies again challenging the innocent coinsured doctrine, and having lost sight of the fact testimony, had not erred in admitting the testimony of our damage expert, and airmed the jury’s verdict that my clients had no guilty connection to the ire and Always fascinated by the law, she graduated from Kalamazoo College in 1976, and from Cooley Law School in 1979. Ater clerking for the Michigan Advanced Planning and has completed her second post-doctoral degree in advanced tax and estate planning.
“I graduated from school in June 1982, and on the July 4th weekend, I drove into Arizona, ready to take the bar, put up my shingle,
and start my practice,” she says.
McCauley works in two major areas of tax law: business planning and estate planning.
to reach other goals in my life, even outside of law.” She cites as an example that she has just earned her Realtor’s license.
Garcia believes in being readily accessible to her clients and she provides her cellphone number so those clients can have a direct link to call, text or email whenever they have a question or concern. While earning her way through undergraduate school and law school, she worked in retail and also waited tables. She developed a knack for customer service, which is still her number one goal in the legal service profession. “I am not trying to build an empire,” Garcia says. “I keep my caseload at a level where I’m comfortable and don’t sacriice the personal that all ire insurance policies must comply with the standard ire policy statute, Davis contends that many defense attorneys and judges must be educated as to what policy had not committed fraud.” Davis represents clients like this couple, who have been victimized by the very insurance companies to which they have paid premiums.
Court of Appeals, she entered the private profession and ultimately joined a irm specializing in ire damage litigation.
Ten years ago, she realized her ambition “Business planning is like a giant crossword puzzle. Our solutions allow the business owner to ind control over the business so that
the business will prosper, and at the appropriate time, the business owner can transition to a comfortable retirement.”
She inds estate planning the more challenging area of the two. Life happens and so does inirmity and death,” McCauley says. “We
attention my clients need. I don’t have to take every case and am not afraid to refer a case to best suit the needs of a potential client.
his practice isn’t about me; it’s about the clients and the people seeking service.”
Garcia’s personal life is as active as her professional life. She has run eight marathons and one Olympic distance triathlon. She loves
traveling, hiking and mountain biking, but also appreciates a good book and a good movie.
hose outside interests provide balance and perspective for her chosen career. “I love being a woman in law. In a ield like criminal
language violates that statute. “I know the history of that statute, and I am not afraid to make that clear- when arguing a motion or a trial,” she maintained.
Davis also represents policyholders in coverage disputes. For example, if arson was considered vandalism under a policy, there was no coverage. his issue had not to open her own practice, which has grown exponentially since. “Policyholders must be prepared to answer excruciatingly personal questions about their lives and plan so our client families, rich and poor, have control over their inances and possessions in all phases of life. Planning is not about the
amount of assets or money you have; it’s about control.”
“he best part of being a lawyer is that every day is a challenge: intellectually, emotionally and physically. I work with very complex
areas of law and help people ind solutions to very diicult problems. Working to ind these solutions is also a lot of fun,” McCauley says.
Nadin Cutter law, some may believe that it’s challenging for women. But, here in Maricopa County, there are so many amazing women in the ield, that respect and quality of representation are expected and given.”
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When she’s not in court or working with clients, she enjoys playing golf. She also does pro bono work for deployed service members and their families.
been resolved in Michigan. he appeals court agreed with Davis and the judge who granted summary disposition in her client’s favor. Arson was not considered inances,” Davis said. “If a claim is denied, I represent my client through trial and if necessary through appeal.”
In one memorable case, a Vietnam McCauley’s interests outside the practice are her daughter, Amy, who is a sophomore in chemical engineering at Case Western
Reserve; and her boxer, Butters, who she is raising to become a therapy dog.
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(248) 932-0100 Ext. 254 vandalism and therefore, there was coverage for her client’s loss.
Business owners embroiled in more complex coverage disputes are also typical WarveteranandGMretireeandhiswife were accused of intentionally burning down their home. “In reality,” Davis said, “the husband had used a heat gun to Goldinov & McCauley, PLC
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clients for Davis. Since commercial policies are more complicated than
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Ipride myself on not judging people based on their mistakes, and on having client-focused representations. Attorneys are licensed as attorneys and counselors at law. I take both parts seriously,” says
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Holly Gieszl, founder of he Gieszl Firm in Phoenix.
he irm’s practice areas are criminal defense, oten but not always, cases involving mental health, competency and other medical issues; administrative law with a focus on health professionals and regulatory issues afecting health care entities;
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and civil rights cases involving prisoner and jail inmate health issues.
Gieszl credits much of her non-judgmental approach to experiences in her family life. “Perhaps part of this approach comes from being a mother with responsibility for children across their lifetime, which inevitably involves good and bad times. Whatever its origin, respectful representation is the hallmark Lisa T. Milton
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of my approach with criminal clients. his generally means frequent jail or prison visits and legal calls and keeping the client informed every step of the way,” she says.
Prior to becoming an attorney, she worked as a health care executive for 10 years, an experience that eventually directed her interests toward her current By Jackson Williams
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Through training, experience and skill, Laura Sheets has excelled andcontinuestoexcelasalitigator Most of her class action clients initially sought help from their municipality, insurance company or their local successful client/lawyer relationship. Sheets hinted that those same traits are anecessaryjumpingpointforultimately career path. Gieszl says, “I saw the health sector become one of the most regulated and litigious in the global economy. Practicing law seemed to low naturally and
somewhat seamlessly from my years in health care administration.”
hat experience allows Gieszl to couple a client-focused philosophy with As a young girl growing up in the Birmingham area, Lisa Milton was inluenced by the stories She is a member of both the State Bar of Michigan and the Oakland County Bar Association. She enjoys participating irms who recognize her enthusiasm, knowledge and dedication.
Working with Milton and the irm,
in one of the most critical and important legal areas: class action lawsuits.
“I joined Macuga, Liddle & Dubin, P.C. (MLD) immediately ater law school and environmental agency. Each of these clients turned to her when these resources came back with no response.
One of Sheets’ main goals is to help her winning cases.
Laura Sheets has devoted her career to positively afecting the lives of people around her. She attended practical industry experience and knowledge. Her experience in the trenches in health care helps her be much more efective when representing health care entities and professionals. She knows the industry and understands how legal problems develop, fester and mushroom, and how to prevent them. Gieszl knows how to work within that industry and the expansive state and federal regulatory framework to eiciently
her father told about being a lawyer. his proved to be a decidedly profound inluence on her future education and career choice. Very early on in life, in the State Bar’s negligence and labor & employment sections.
Fast forward to present day; she is a shareholder in the irm of Bowen, clients have come to expect and receive eicient representation that puts them in a position to resolve the litigation in l
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hit the ground running with great training and irm mentoring,” recalls Sheets.
For more than a decade as an associate lawyer with Macuga, Liddle & Dubin, P.C., immediate clients receive compensation for property damage or loss in the value of their property, but she recognizes a larger environmental need. In each Wayne State University and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. Ultimately, however, Sheets decided that ind efective solutions.
She inds the interaction with her clients the most rewarding element of being an attorney. While she
came from a corporate background, once she began the practice of law, her focus was immediately on people, not large companies. “Earlier this year, I was co-counsel for a physician accused by nine female patients of sexual misconduct,” Gieszl says. “Ater a six-week trial, he was acquitted she decided to become a litigator. his decision was not based entirely on her father’s enthusiasm for the profession. She Radabaugh & Milton P.C. he constructive arguments with family members have now developed into a a cost efective manner that is in their best interest. Together with her fellow attorneys at Bowen, Radabaugh & Milton, they have built a solid reputation on
Lynn Hansen she has represented thousands of people in class actions involving environmental contamination, sewage backups and of Sheets’ environmental claims, she has been able to secure signiicant and meaningful injunctive relief. She has with a law degree she would be able to help more people. She graduated law school in 2001, and was admitted to practice in Michigan the same year. on all charges. hat kind of experience is why I have on my desk a quote from Proverbs 18:17: ‘he irst to present his case seems right, until another comes forward and examines him.’”
Her loyalty to her clients has been reciprocated. One of the irst clients on the administrative law side of her practice is a valued client ater 20 years. She represents physician practices that she initially represented more than a decade ago.
At home she spent years as a sports mom cheering on four kids in multiple sports. “If it involved kicking, hitting, throwing, or shooting a says that she was also inluenced by her desire to win a good debate. “I enjoyed constructively arguing and advocating my positions with my family and friends,” successful litigation career. his work now beneits her clients all of whom have depended on her to help resolve their conlicts. he irm was formed in 1995 their attention to details, eiciencies and ongoing record of success.
On a personal note, Milton is married and the proud mother of two children, a
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consumer fraud cases. Macuga, Liddle & Dubin’s reputation with clients is based on their ability to deal with each person’s needs and goals as if that person was the ensured that the polluter puts into place improvements in their operations so that the impact of their presence is lessened for neighboring residents.
Sheets is married to Scott Grippo. Together they have three children under the age of 9 years old. Despite a full ball, my kids did it - plus running and swimming and skiing. Today, we have a Navy SEAL oicer, a tech company executive, a soon-to-be social worker, and an epidemiologist. My husband and I remain involved in our kids’ lives, although they are spread across the country,” she says. She and her family also enjoy art and travel.
A few years ago, Gieszl became a member of the Maricopa Human Rights Committee, which is created by statute to advise the Arizona Milton joked.
Ater her undergrad stint at Michigan State University ended in 1981 with a bachelor’s degree under her belt, she by a group of lawyers that let a larger irm to establish their own irm.
“I work with all types of clients,” she continued. “he common theme is that boy and a girl, both in high school. When she’s not in the oice, Milton attends her children’s high school sporting events, enjoys reading non-iction, is intrigued
only client, when in fact the class action case could include hundreds - if not thousands - of clients.
“My entire practice has been devoted “We are proud of our results,” Sheets said. “In each of these cases, the improvements have resulted in decreased emissions that have really improved the caseload, this attorney makes sure she has time to spend with her family. hey enjoy many outdoor activities together, like exploring the Michigan wilderness Department of Health Services. “Our society faces an enormous challenge to de-stigmatize mental illness and reduce the burden it creates on our justice system and our economy,” she says. She also teaches for the International Law Institute, most recently at the African Centre for Legal Excellence, in Kampala, Uganda.
Owning her own irm gives Gieszl the lexibility to devote time to serving her family, her community and her clients. “I value and respect my relationship with clients, and it shows in the representation that I provide,” she says. “Many of my clients face potentially devastating personal or entered the Detroit College of Law— now a part of Michigan State University College of Law. She graduated with her Juris Doctor in 1985—efectively they have been sued, and I am representing them in litigation. However, I do counsel businesses, credit unions and individuals on strategies to avoid litigation.” She by history and is fascinated by genealogy. Will her children someday become lawyers? We’ll just have to wait and see if “Mother Knows Best,” too!
to protecting people’s property rights,” Sheets observed. “We help people who have had their property damaged through no fault of their own or people lives of the residents and had a positive impact on the environment.”
As a dedicated attorney, who works tirelessly to achieve the best possible with family hikes.
Macuga, Liddle & Dubin, P.C.
975 East Jeferson Ave. professional problems - from criminal charges to potential loss of a professional license or inancial ruin. To be able to help clients overcome or mitigate their problems is a source of great fulillment.”
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One E. Camelback Road, Suite 550 fulilling her early legal ambitions. She is admitted to practice in Michigan, Ohio, and the U.S. District Court for both the Eastern and the Western District credits a great portion of her success to the long-standing relationships she has formed with her clients.
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who cannot use or enjoy their home because a nearby facility refuses to be a good neighbor.”
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EXPERT WITNESS
DIVERSITY IN LAW

Forensic Expert Witness
JoDY A. CorrAlEs oF gusT rosEnFElD, PlC

Jody A. Corrales, of Gust Rosenfeld, says “I understand why people build a practice at Gary Hix
Gust Rosenfeld and never leave. It’s a wonderful irm and a great place to come to work every day.” Corrales’ practice focuses on bankruptcy, creditors’ right and general civil
litigation. She represents institutional clients, corporations, partnerships and individuals in
all areas of creditor and debtor relations.
A fourth-generation Tucsonan, Corrales graduated cum laude from the University of Water Well Drilling Expert
Arizona in 2002 with a B.A. in political science and psychology. She earned her J.D. from that same university in 2006 and is licensed to practice in federal and state courts. “Because I By Jackson Williams
am the only associate in the Tucson oice, they sometimes refer to me as “the utility player,”
Corrales continued. “his has given me the opportunity to gain experience in employment litigation, insurance defense, elder abuse cases, and medical malpractice.” Before joining W
Gust Rosenfeld, she worked for the nation’s largest consumer bankruptcy irm and was the managing attorney for all the irm’s Arizona oices.
ater well drilling is a unique form of building services water well contracting and became a water well consultant.
Hix is past president of the Arizona Water Well Association having just
Corrales tells her clients to expect excellent service in the most eicient manner possible. She credits her family and heritage for her work ethic and her dedication to her profession. “As an Hispanic female, I know irst- when compared to all other forms of contracting. With most other He chose In2Wells for the name of his consulting services as it best represented served a two-year term. During that time he worked hard to bring a renewed
hand the stereotypes women and people of color face in today’s society. My brother and I are irst generation college graduates forms of construction you can see 95 percent of the completed work with what he was really into, water wells. Hix has a Bachelor of Science degree in earth recognition of what water well drillers have contributed to the history of Di
and we recognize that our background has not handicapped us. It has made us stronger. We joke all the time that we are so used to battling adversity that we knock down hurdles faster than our colleagues. Nothing fazes us. We owe our fearlessness to our father. only a fraction of the remainder hidden from view. Water wells typically have sciences from the University of Arizona and a Master of Arts degree in business Arizona and what they continue to do for the people of this state today. His vers
We also have enough conidence to ill up a room. We owe this attribute to our mother. She always told us we could be anything
we want to be. We bought into her optimism and never looked back. My brother is a television producer for ESPN.”
only 5 percent of their product visible to the eye with the remainder constructed management from the University of Phoenix. He is a registered professional biggest challenge as president was in lobbying to make continuing education ity
By the third grade, Corrales knew that she wanted to be an attorney. “I would oten question the fairness of things and loved advocating on behalf of the underdog or people who were bullied. here is nothing better than telling your client’s story in a way
underground and out of view. Otentimes the success of their completed work geologist with the AIPG and a certiied well driller and pump installer with a requirement for licensed water well drillers and pump installers in our state in
that will convince a judge to rule a certain way because the facts, the law and equity justify it.”
(the well) is measured on performance (i.e., GPM) rather than on its structure, the NGWA.
As an expert in this little known as it is in many others. His reasoning is La
Corrales’ husband played linebacker at the University of Arizona and she is an avid Wildcat fan. “Aside from watching U of
A sports, I enjoy spending time with our 1 year-old son and our dog,” she said. Corrales devotes considerable time to pro bono appearance or compliance with local building codes. herefore understanding construction trade, Hix has helped both private well owners and water well that their services directly impact the public’s health and safety. he people w I
endeavors, frequently assisting self-represented litigants in bankruptcy court and federal district court. She also serves as a member of the irm’s diversity committee.
and explaining what happened during a well drilling and construction project contractors work out their diferences on many occasions. Not all conlicts who have their hands in the public’s drinking water should be the most ss
requires an interpretation of what went into and on while drilling. his go to court; many are resolved in administrative law hearings where issues knowledgeable of their trade. Keeping up to date through continuing education ue
Gust Rosenfeld Champions Diversity
Gust Rosenfeld, a member of the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity, supports and encourages diversity in its hiring practices is the constant challenge for water well consultants and expert witnesses such as between homeowners and well drillers are investigated by the registrar of contractors requirements for licensing would assure that the public drinking water was being
at every level. his commitment to diversity resonates throughout the irm. he diversity committee, chaired by irm partner Gary Hix.
Hix’s knowledge of drilling methods, and resolved.
He believes that the key to resolving properly protected.
For someone who’s supposed to be
Barbara Rodriguez Pashkowski, addresses educational outreach, developments in employment diversity, in-house educational programs and initiatives, and activities to support the irm’s ongoing commitment to diversity. Lawyers and staf attend a program equipment and techniques spans almost four decades. He has learned his trade misunderstandings and disputes between well owners and water well contractors is retired and enjoying the pleasures of senior life, Gary Hix still thrives on
on this topic each year to increase their awareness of cultural and ethnic diferences, disability issues and discrimination. he irm also actively supports the Hispanic National Bar Association’s pipeline program at the ASU Sandra Day O’Connor College from sitting and monitoring core drilling rigs for mineral exploration in in the explanation of misperceptions that lay people (and some lawyers) have about talking water wells with anyone who will listen.
of Law. In addition, many Gust Rosenfeld attorneys personally mentor minority law school students, as well as high school and the 1960s, and moved on to water well ground water movement and well drilling
college students who are interested in a career in the legal profession. From hiring to mentoring, Gust Rosenfeld is at the forefront of diversity.
resource evaluation drilling in the 1970s, followed by ground water contamination methods. Oten, the expectations of the property owner are quite diferent from In2Wells
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monitoring well drilling in the 1980s and so on to date. Hix became an Arizona what a water well actually yields, and they want to know what the well driller Tucson, AZ 85715 (520) 631-7113
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