R.J. Suzuki is licensed to practice law in the State of Arizona and the United States District Court. Fluent in Spanish, Mr. Suzuki is a member of Los Abogados, the Arizona Hispanic Bar Association, and the State Bar of Arizona. He was a former Trustee on the Maricopa County Bar Foundation. Upon graduation from the University of Arizona College of Law, in 2000, Mr. Suzuki was selected to serve as law clerk to the Honorable Howard Fell of the Arizona Superior Court in Pima County, who was assigned to the court's criminal calendar. Mr. Suzuki next accepted appointment as prosecutor in the Office of the Maricopa County Attorneys Office. During the next three years, as Deputy Maricopa County Attorney, Mr. Suzuki investigated and litigated felony matters as part of the Major Crimes Gang and Repeat Offender Program Bureau. From the Maricopa County Attorney's Office, Mr. Suzuki accepted a position as Assistant United States Attorney for the District of Arizona. In his nearly two years prosecuting federal crimes, Mr. Suzuki was responsible for the resolution of numerous federal felony and misdemeanor cases in Tucson and Phoenix. Mr. Suzuki primary focus is in criminal defense in City, State and Federal Courts. Mr. Suzuki provides aggressive and professional representation for his clients.

Tom Carse has had lots of life experience long before he became a lawyer. For instance, he briefly attended junior college and then chose to work for Southwestern Bell (now AT&T) where he went from a phone installer to a management position before taking early retirement. Tom then went back to college and got his law degree from Texas Wesleyan School of Law at the age of 38. Now he dedicates his life to helping the downtrodden and injured fight the big insurance companies, so accident victims don’t need to do it alone. Tom has also successfully sued chiropractors, and doctors and other attorneys who try to take advantage of injury victims. Tom stands up for the little guy or gal! Among his most memorable achievements are cases in which he achieved significant life-changing results for an individual who sustained a brain injury and another who sustained a significant burn injury due to a natural gas explosion.

Tom Carse has had lots of life experience long before he became a lawyer. For instance, he briefly attended junior college and then chose to work for Southwestern Bell (now AT&T) where he went from a phone installer to a management position before taking early retirement. Tom then went back to college and got his law degree from Texas Wesleyan School of Law at the age of 38. Now he dedicates his life to helping the downtrodden and injured fight the big insurance companies, so accident victims don’t need to do it alone. Tom has also successfully sued chiropractors, and doctors and other attorneys who try to take advantage of injury victims. Tom stands up for the little guy or gal! Among his most memorable achievements are cases in which he achieved significant life-changing results for an individual who sustained a brain injury and another who sustained a significant burn injury due to a natural gas explosion.

Matt Maerowitz grew up in Arizona and went to high school at Brophy. He received his undergraduate degree in economics from Boston College and later graduated from law school at the University of Arizona. Matt Maerowitz is an experienced trial attorney with a practice focused on DUI, criminal defense, and personal injury cases. Matt has successfully represented clients in numerous bench and jury trials over the past eight years. Before co-founding The Maerowitz Law Firm, LLC, Matt worked for a Scottsdale law firm where he drafted pleadings and criminal defense motions, primarily in DUI cases. Matt also worked for the Pima County Attorney’s Office as a student-prosecutor during law school. Matt’s experience with both sides of criminal law cases has helped him anticipate arguments from the prosecution in order to prepare the best defense for his clients. During law school, Matt Maerowitz was recognized for several accomplishments. He was recognized for his excellent oral advocacy skills as a member of the University of Arizona’s ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition Team. Matt was also a Managing Editor for the Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law.

Jason has been handling both personal injury and workers’ compensation cases in Arizona since 2006. In addition to car accidents, Jason's practice includes third-party liability claims resulting from work-place injuries like motor vehicle and trucking accidents, construction and industrial accidents, product and machinery defects.

Bert L. Roos, Personal Counsel is an attorney whose practice is primarily in the area of family law, such as Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Spousal Support, and Paternity. Other areas of practice include DUI, Probate, Personal Injury, and Civil Matters. Bankruptcy services and filings also available. My office also does document preparation, wills and trusts.

A small-town Kansas kid turned big-city lawyer, Hillary Walsh helps immigrants live free in the United States. She has committed her life to fighting for the rights of others. Since being admitted to practice in Nevada in 2012, Hillary has specialized in immigration law. She’s represented clients before the U.S. Supreme Court, the Supreme Court of Nevada, the Ninth, Sixth, and Fifth Circuit Courts of Appeals, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and immigration courts nationwide. Hillary is an endless optimist; she believes that there is a solution for every problem, and she injects that relentlessness into her approach to solving your immigration problem. Outside of New Frontier Immigration Law, Hillary is a mother of four, a military wife, a law professor, a TEDx speaker, and an award-winning immigration lawyer. She’s also an avid Phoenix Suns fan.