Twenty-five years ago, on July 1, 1995, Salmon, Lewis & Weldon was founded by a small group of attorneys dedicated to providing sound, affordable counsel to our local clients. We proudly serve the Phoenix, greater Arizona community and beyond, and have grown from that small group 25 years ago to being leaders in our practice areas. We thank all of our clients for making this a possibility, by putting your trust and faith in our abilities to guide you through your specific and challenging legal issues. We want you all to now how grateful we are to you, and that we look forward to serving you in the same, if not better, manner in the years to come. Happy 25th Anniversary SLW!
Read more →Mark A. McGinnis and R. Jeffrey Heilman authored the following article recently published in The Law Review: “United States v. Gila Valley Irrigation District: The Application of Statutory Forfeiture to Pre-1919 Water Rights in Arizona, and Its Potential Ramifications,” 8 Ariz. J. Envt’l Law & Policy 69 (Summer 2018).
Read more →Salmon, Lewis & Weldon is pleased to announce that Blake Rebling, a commercial real estate attorney, has been chosen for Valley Partnership’s Advocates Program. Advocates is a selective year-long program that educates the Valley’s next generation of real estate leaders on all facets of real estate development and construction.
Read more →Salmon Lewis & Weldon is pleased to announce the following lawyers have been named in the 2020 edition of The Best Lawyers in America: John B. Weldon, Jr. in the practice areas of Environmental Law, Natural Resources Law, Water Law and Native American Law; M. Byron Lewis and Mark A. McGinnis in the practice areas of Environmental Law, Natural Resources Law and Water Law; G. Van Velsor Wolf and Lisa M. McKnight in the practice areas of Environmental Law and Litigation – Environmental; James R. Huntwork, Douglas J. Kunath and Benjamin A. Thinnes in the practice area of Real Estate Law; and George J. Coleman, III in the practice area of Commercial Litigation.
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