Scottsdale Municipal Law Attorneys
Arizona Government Employment Law
Many smaller cities and towns in Arizona can't afford the expense of maintaining a full-time city attorney or corporate counsel position. Public officials in such communities must still understand their legal functions and responsibilities, both in daily government operations and in resolving unexpected problems.
At Margrave Celmins, P.C., in Scottsdale, we have more than20 years of experience acting as counsel to Arizona municipalities. Contact us to learn how our municipal law attorneys can help you avoid liability while discharging your public duties effectively.
Examples of the kinds of municipal law issues we can guide you through include the following:
- Public council or commission meetings
- Government employment problems
- Personal injury or property damage claims against municipalities or municipal employees
- Zoning law and land use issues, including code violations and permit denials
- Documentation and review of contracts and project bids
- Review and preparation of ordinances and resolutions
Our firm also handles the following types of municipal law issues:
- Eminent domain and condemnation
- Property tax assessment and appeals
- Public financing for water, sewer or other infrastructure development
- Economic development or redevelopment issues
- Litigation counsel in administrative hearings or civil proceedings
We can represent cities, townships, special assessment districts, water and irrigation districts, and special-purpose commissions of all kinds. Our goal is to help elected and appointed officials fulfill their public missions legally and efficiently on terms that will fit your budget.
To learn more about our municipal law practice, contact the AV-rated* firm of Margrave Celmins in Scottsdale.
With membership in LawPact®, Margrave Celmins, P.C. is able to assist clients throughout the United States and abroad.
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