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\"Mark<\/span><\/div>

Mark Bregman<\/strong>
\nMember<\/p>\n

P: (602) 254-6008
\nF: (602) 257-4276<\/p>\n<\/div><\/a>

Jeannie Collins
\nParalegal<\/p>\n

Laura Matala-Tala
\nAdministrative Assistant<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Mark Bregman, CAP \u00ae *<\/span><\/h1><\/span>
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Member<\/h3><\/div>

Mark practiced in Scottsdale from 1979 until 2012. He was trained as an IRS field agent and achieved high distinction honors on the Arizona Bar Examination. He is recognized by his peers and Phoenix Magazine as a preeminent lawyer in Maricopa County, Arizona, is A-V rated (highest rating awarded) by Martindale Hubbell and has been selected to Arizona Finest Lawyers\u2122 (limited to the top 10% of lawyers in Arizona) and Super Lawyers\u2122 (limited to the top 5% of Arizona lawyers). He is a Certified Advisor of Philanthropy (CAP\u00ae).<\/p>\n

As a frequent lecturer, facilitator, bar association leader and volunteer, he contributes to the fabric of the Phoenix legal and charitable communities. He is past president of the Scottsdale Bar Association, a former judge pro-tempore for the Maricopa County Superior Courts and has been a volunteer softball coach, and mock trial coach for Saguaro High School.\u00a0 He has been an alternate committee member of the State Bar discipline committee and former member of the State Bar fee arbitration committee. \u00a0He is a past president of the Council for Jews with Special Needs, a 30 year old 501 (c)(3) charity that provides assistance bringing Jewish culture and social activities into the lives of developmentally disabled children, young adults, and adults. His training in alternate dispute resolution techniques gives him a balanced perspective towards problem solving, and his litigation experience ensures that he zealously approaches each client\u2019s legal needs.<\/p>\n

He was a lead probate attorney in landmark probate litigation that established in Arizona the enforceability of a living trust as a contract; was the lawyer responsible for the decision approving pre-bankruptcy disclaimer planning that has nationwide significance; and has litigated the limits of protective trusts.<\/p>\n

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