Areas of Practice
- Administrative Law
- Civil Rights
- Schools
- Trusts, Wills and Estates
- Zoning
Education and Experience
- 1975 A. B., Haverford College.
- 1978 J. D., Duke Law School.
- 1978-2006 National Legal Research Group, Senior Attorney.
- 1981, joined Virginia State Bar.
- 2006, joined Arizona State Bar.
Gary Cargill's Legal Research Service
It's midnight. You realize that in only days that appellate brief is due. You haven't even started it yet. And you don't have time to do it yourself ---- unless you plan not to sleep at all. Just as bad, the brief for the trial court hasn't been submitted either. The deadline is swiftly approaching. You are afraid to look up above your desk. You might see a raven sitting there lisping, "Nevermore!"
Who do you call?
Your partner suddenly decides that he doesn't want to be a lawyer anymore. He's going to find himself in the Himalayas instead. Perhaps he's intending to climb Everest. Great for him! But he leaves you in the lurch. He dumps all his unfinished work on you. And you can't say no!
Who do you call?
You knew you should have forked over the money for a new computer last Christmas. But what can you say? You were cheap. You know that they're only good for three years anymore, but you just want to see how long you could keep the old thing humming. But now you're paying for it. You've got that motion for summary judgment to prepare, and you can't get to Lexis Nexis or West Law online. And you haven't paid a visit to the law library since . . . well . . . gulp . . . law school, and that was more years ago than you're willing to admit.
Who do you call?
Just yesterday right before you were ready to leave that new client walked into your office with a personal injury case. You think it could have merit. But the client didn't know that the statute of limitations was ready to run --- in less than a week. You've already got a full schedule. Who's going to draft the complaint?
Who do you call?
Let's face it, if you need someone else to write your brief, memorandum of points and authorities, complaint, answer or other pleading, your interrogatories, requests for admissions, or other discovery request, your motions, your state court appellate brief, your appellate brief to the Ninth Circuit or even the Supremes you need look no farther than Gary Cargill.
Gary has twenty-nine years experience doing research for other lawyers. He spent twenty-eight of them working for a national legal consulting firm. He once wrote a brief for the U.S. Supreme Court. He has extensive experience in writing appellate briefs to many different federal circuit courts of appeals, state supreme and appellate courts, as well as wide variety of state trial and federal district courts. He's worked with legal counsel for corporations, various state and local governmental agencies, and trade associations. Before that he was a graduate of Haverford College, Class of 1975. He graduated from Duke Law School in 1978. He's been a member of the Virginia Bar since 1981. And since the beginning of 2006 he's been a newly admitted member of the Arizona Bar. Now he has his own law office in Tucson. He's only a short phone call away at 520-225-0209
Location
My home office is conveniently located on the East Side of Tucson. Please call to arrange a free consultation:
8746 E Wallen Ridge Dr
Tucson, AZ 85710-6235
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