Partner
Thomas M. Parsons
Thomas M. Parsons graduated in 1984 from the University of Arizona with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in linguistics; in 1987, he received his Juris Doctor from the University of Arizona.
He joined Stubbs & Schubart, P.C. in 1987 and is a partner. Mr. Parsons is fluent in Portuguese and is AV® rated by Martindale-Hubbell®.
For well more than ten years, Mr. Parsons has been identified by Best Lawyers in America® as a pre-eminent attorney in the area of EMINENT DOMAIN AND CONDEMNATION LAW
Partner
Thomas M. Parsons
Thomas M. Parsons graduated in 1984 from the University of Arizona with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in linguistics; in 1987, he received his Juris Doctor from the University of Arizona.
He joined Stubbs & Schubart, P.C. in 1987 and is a partner. Mr. Parsons is fluent in Portuguese and is AV® rated by Martindale-Hubbell®.
For well more than ten years, Mr. Parsons has been identified by Best Lawyers in America® as a pre-eminent attorney in the area of EMINENT DOMAIN AND CONDEMNATION LAW
Partner
Thomas M. Parsons
Thomas M. Parsons graduated in 1984 from the University of Arizona with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in linguistics; in 1987, he received his Juris Doctor from the University of Arizona.
He joined Stubbs & Schubart, P.C. in 1987 and is a partner. Mr. Parsons is fluent in Portuguese and is AV® rated by Martindale-Hubbell®.
For well more than ten years, Mr. Parsons has been identified by Best Lawyers in America® as a pre-eminent attorney in the area of EMINENT DOMAIN AND CONDEMNATION LAW
Bio
Qualifications
Admitted
9th Circuit Court of Appeals
Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona Superior Courts
United States Court of Federal Claims
Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
Honors
Best Lawyers in America®
Areas of Pracice
Real Estate Development
Rezoning
Annexation
Land use
Eminent domain
Inverse condemnation
Special action proceedings
FEMA and local floodplain issues
Contract disputes
Zoning interpretation disputes
Affiliations
Arizona State Bar, Committee member: 1996 – 1998, Practice and Procedure Committee; Fee Arbitrator
Pima County Bar, Editorial board and author for The Writ, 1990
Pima County Bar, Superior Court arbitrator nine times
Pima County Bar, Committee member: Real Property; Probate and Trust; Condemnation Committee; Land Use and Zoning Committee
Pima County Bar, 1996: Panelist and presenter, annual conference, Orlando, Florida, published article Damage to the Remainder — The Federal Perspective
Pima County Bar, 1986: Article editor, annual symposium held by the International Academy of Commercial and Consumer Law at the Harvard Law School, published 1987
Arizona Finest Lawyers
Bio
Qualifications
Admitted
9th Circuit Court of Appeals
Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona Superior Courts
United States Court of Federal Claims
Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
Areas of Pracice
Real Estate Development
Rezoning
Annexation
Land use
Eminent domain
Inverse condemnation
Special action proceedings
FEMA and local floodplain issues
Contract disputes
Zoning interpretation disputes
Honors
Best Lawyers in America®
Affiliations
Arizona State Bar, Committee member: 1996 – 1998, Practice and Procedure Committee; Fee Arbitrator
Pima County Bar, Editorial board and author for The Writ, 1990
Pima County Bar, Superior Court arbitrator nine times
Pima County Bar, Committee member: Real Property; Probate and Trust; Condemnation Committee; Land Use and Zoning Committee
Pima County Bar, 1996: Panelist and presenter, annual conference, Orlando, Florida, published article Damage to the Remainder — The Federal Perspective
Pima County Bar, 1986: Article editor, annual symposium held by the International Academy of Commercial and Consumer Law at the Harvard Law School, published 1987
Arizona Finest Lawyers
Bio
Qualifications
Admitted
9th Circuit Court of Appeals
Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona Superior Courts
United States Court of Federal Claims
Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
Honors
Best Lawyers in America®
Areas of Pracice
Real Estate Development
Rezoning
Annexation
Land use
Eminent domain
Inverse condemnation
Special action proceedings
FEMA and local floodplain issues
Contract disputes
Zoning interpretation disputes
Affiliations
Arizona State Bar, Committee member: 1996 – 1998, Practice and Procedure Committee; Fee Arbitrator
Pima County Bar, Editorial board and author for The Writ, 1990
Pima County Bar, Superior Court arbitrator nine times
Pima County Bar, Committee member: Real Property; Probate and Trust; Condemnation Committee; Land Use and Zoning Committee
Pima County Bar, 1996: Panelist and presenter, annual conference, Orlando, Florida, published article Damage to the Remainder — The Federal Perspective
Pima County Bar, 1986: Article editor, annual symposium held by the International Academy of Commercial and Consumer Law at the Harvard Law School, published 1987
Arizona Finest Lawyers
Questions? Get in touch.
Get the dedicated legal representation your real property requires. To schedule an appointment with a Tucson real estate attorney at Stubbs & Schubart, P.C., call our Tucson office at 520-623-5466 or use the email addresses as shown for the attorneys.
Questions? Get in touch.
Get the dedicated legal representation your real property requires. To schedule an appointment with a Tucson real estate attorney at Stubbs & Schubart, P.C., call our Tucson office at 520-623-5466 or use the email addresses as shown for the attorneys.
Questions? Get in touch.
Get the dedicated legal representation your real property requires. To schedule an appointment with a Tucson real estate attorney at Stubbs & Schubart, P.C., call our Tucson office at 520-623-5466 or use the email addresses as shown for the attorneys.
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