Kenneth E. Chase

Mr. Chase has been practicing law for more than 25 years. He is admitted to the Bars in Arizona (1978) and Connecticut (1981), and has been admitted to practice before various Federal Courts, including the United States Supreme Court (1982), as well as the trial courts in several states. Ken is a long time member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, the Connecticut Bar Association, the Maricopa County Bar Association, and the Scottsdale Bar Association. He has represented clients both nationally and internationally.

Mr. Chase was born in New Haven, Connecticut (1952), and graduated from The University of Connecticut (B.A., 1974) , and The John Marshall Law School (J.D., 1977).

A few of the published, and non-published, cases representative of the law firm's practice are: Mohamed Bin Bandar Bin Mohamed Bin Abdul Rahman Al Saud v. Russell Stoehr 41 Mass.App.Ct.643(1996),and 43 Mass.App.Ct.207(1997), and 48 Mass.App.Ct.1118(2000); Curtis v. Morris 184 Ariz.393, 909 P.2d 460(1995), and 186 Ariz.535, 925 P.2d 259(1996); Waag v. Catholic Family and Community Services, CV93-08736 (Maricopa County Superior Court); Traxler v. Morga CV97-13344 (Maricopa County Superior Court); Acan Mechanical, Inc. v. S.L.C.& Associates,Inc. et.al, Maricopa County Superior Court No. CV97-15220; Court of Appeals No.1 CA CV99-0468; Supreme Court No.CV-00-0439-PR (2002).