Compare 9 attorneys and 6 law firms in Mesa , AZ. Sort by highest rating and years of human rights experience.
Richard White
Mesa human rights attorney at Jackson White with 43 years experience
40 North Center Street, Suite 200, Mesa, AZ 85201
Marie Zawtocki
Mesa human rights attorney at Zawtocki Law Offices with 37 years experience
2345 South Alma School Road, Suite 200, Mesa, AZ 85210
Cari Nolan
Mesa human rights attorney at Nolan Law Firm with 24 years experience
1744 S Val Vista Drive, Suite 210, Mesa, AZ 85204
Todd Nolan
Mesa human rights attorney at Nolan Law Firm with 23 years experience
1744 S Val Vista Drive, Suite 210, Mesa, AZ 85204
Timothy Durkin
Mesa human rights attorney at Jackson White with 22 years experience
40 North Center Street, Suite 200, Mesa, AZ 85201
Cole Bastian
Mesa human rights attorney at Bastian Law Offices with 19 years experience
1423 South Higley Road, Suite 107, Mesa, AZ 85206
Brad Crider
Mesa human rights attorney at Gillespie Shields and Durrant with 16 years experience
2152 South Vineyard, Suite 11-136, Mesa, AZ 85210
Joshua Boyle
Mesa human rights attorney at Rowley Chapman and Barney with 16 years experience
63 East Main Street, Suite 501, Mesa, AZ 85201
Jeff McCombs
Mesa human rights attorney at Gillespie Shields and Durrant with 15 years experience
2152 South Vineyard, Suite 11-136, Mesa, AZ 85210
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An individual's human rights are granted by federal, state, and local law and by international agreements. A human rights attorney works on a diverse set of legal matters, including discrimination and police brutality. If you believe your human rights have been violated, whether abroad or here in the United States, you should consult a local human rights attorney to protect yourself and enforce your rights.
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