Civil litigation and business counsel in Oro Valley

Practical help with contracts, payment disputes, and business decisions throughout Pima County. Work directly with Alexander Ball, an Arizona attorney and former Pima County Justice of the Peace. Private mediation is also available for suitable business and civil disputes.

Alexander F. Ball

What brings you here?

A contract or ongoing legal question

Get help with an agreement, payment terms, or recurring decisions as your business grows.

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A neutral mediator

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About

Alexander F. Ball

Civil litigation and business counsel for contracts, payment disputes, and practical business decisions. Private mediation is available through a separate neutral engagement.
Alexander Ball, PLLC is an Oro Valley law firm serving businesses and parties to selected commercial and civil disputes throughout Pima County.
Founder Alexander F. Ball is an Arizona attorney and former Pima County Justice of the Peace who combines legal, judicial, and business experience to help clients make practical decisions.

LEGAL SERVICES & MEDIATION

How I Can Help

Business Counsel

Work directly with Alexander on contracts, policies, and recurring business decisions.

  • Contract and policy reviews
  • Payment terms and business risk
  • Individual projects or ongoing advice

Business & Civil Mediation

Work with Alexander as a neutral mediator to help parties explore their own resolution.

  • Business and contract disagreements
  • Payment and ownership disputes
  • A separate neutral engagement
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