Michael Grubbs is a dedicated trial lawyer at Warnock MacKinlay,
specializing in pre-suit and litigation cases. With a strong
background in a diverse range of legal matters including car
accidents, personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice,
nursing home abuse, and more, Michael is committed to advocating for
those who have suffered due to another party's negligence. His
approach involves a meticulous assessment of cases, with a keen eye
for potential defenses, and the development of strategic litigation
plans to counteract these challenges.
A proud Arizona
native, Michael currently resides in Gilbert with his wife and three
children. He has a unique international experience, having lived in
Buenos Aires, Argentina, for two years as a service missionary, where
he became fluent in Spanish. Upon returning to the United States, he
pursued his education at Arizona State University, graduating Summa
Cum Laude with honors and maintaining a stellar 4.0 GPA. In addition
to his legal career, Michael generously volunteers at his local
church, particularly working with children. During his rare moments
of leisure, he indulges in reading, soccer, games, follows NBA
basketball, and cherishes quality time with family and friends.
Michael Grubbs'
professional journey commenced at an insurance defense firm, where he
handled a diverse portfolio of cases, including malpractice,
negligence, personal injury, accidents, slip and falls, auto
accidents, wrongful deaths, premises liability, construction defects,
fire losses, product liability, contract disputes, and general tort
liability. This experience provided him with valuable insights into
the inner workings of insurance companies and how defendants
typically evaluate and process claims. Armed with this knowledge,
Michael made the pivotal decision to switch sides, now dedicated to
championing the rights of those who have been wronged. He is licensed
to practice law in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah.
Michael's
educational achievements are a testament to his commitment to
excellence. He graduated as the Valedictorian of his class from
Arizona Summit Law School, achieving Summa Cum Laude status with a
remarkable 3.97 GPA. His remarkable dedication was reflected in his
success in the Arizona bar exam, where he achieved the highest bar
score from Arizona Summit Law School. During his time in law school,
Michael earned an impressive eight CALI awards, a recognition
reserved for the top student in individual classes. He consistently
made the dean's list every eligible semester, served as a staff
editor on the Arizona Summit Law Review, and was honored with the
Presidential Scholarship, awarded to the school's top student. In
addition to his academic pursuits, Michael devoted over 100 hours as
a Rule 38 Certified student in the ASLS Veteran's Legal Clinic,
providing crucial legal assistance to veterans in need.
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