Practical Judgment for Business and Civil Matters

Before founding the firm, Alexander Ball served as a Pima County Justice of the Peace and handled a high-volume docket that included contract, eviction, protective-order, and other limited-jurisdiction matters.

Before founding the firm, Alexander practiced with DeConcini McDonald Yetwin & Lacy, P.C. in Tucson on civil matters. Earlier, he served as law clerk to two federal judges in Tucson and completed federal judicial internships in Tucson and San Diego. His background also includes an M.B.A. and prior work in global supply-chain management and corporate financial analysis. That combination informs practical advice about contracts, operations, finance, risk, and dispute resolution.

The firm focuses on the following service paths:

Contracts, commercial leases, outside general counsel, and practical risk management for owner-operated businesses and other selected organizations.

Selected contract, ownership, lease, vendor, customer, and other commercial disputes, including document-driven assessment, focused demand letters, negotiation, and litigation when appropriate.

Private neutral mediation for selected business, contract, payment, ownership, partnership, governance, and civil disputes. When serving as mediator, Alexander does not represent any party and does not provide legal advice to participants.

Alexander’s prior work in global supply-chain management and corporate financial analysis helps him evaluate legal issues in the context of operations, cash flow, commercial relationships, and long-term strategy.

My professional and community involvement reflects a commitment to fairness, preparation, and strengthening the institutions that support justice in Arizona.

This work has included:
• Presided over specialty court programs supporting veterans and individuals transitioning back into the community
• Participation on the Arizona Access to Justice Commission
• Developing and teaching judicial training programs for court staff and new judicial officers
• Volunteering with Special Olympics Southern Arizona
• Authoring case-law reporters for use by the bench and bar

J.D., Georgetown University Law Center
– Barristers’ Council, Appellate Advocacy Division
– Student Fellow, Center for the Constitution
– Member, The Tax Lawyer (ABA-published law journal)

M.B.A., International Business Systems, Loyola Marymount University
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B.A., Economics, College of the Holy Cross
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Admitted to practice in Arizona

Clients receive direct access, clear written scope, practical explanations of risk and options, organized matter management, and regular communication. Engagement terms and billing expectations are documented at the outset. The intake process begins with conflicts information and a short nonconfidential summary. Representation or mediation does not begin until the firm expressly accepts the engagement.

If you need business counsel, face a selected business or contract dispute, want an assessment of a possible demand letter, or seek private mediation, use the intake form to provide a short nonconfidential summary.