Theron Hall

My family has been in Arizona since the 1800’s and I spent most of my childhood in rural Arizona after my father completed his military service out-of-state and overseas. As a youth, I was privileged to be surrounded by extended family, caring neighbors, loyal friends and Arizona’s White Mountains. I spent much time outdoors and worked many long days on the ranch with my grandfather where I developed a strong work ethic and the ability to work with others.

After graduating with joint bachelor’s degrees Portuguese and Zoology, I taught school for one year in Sanders, Arizona via emergency certification. I greatly enjoyed being immersed in Navajo culture, history and art. It is not surprising that I chose to be an attorney given the many members of my family that are attorneys. My great grandfather was the only Superior Court Judge in Apache County for many years. My father is also an attorney.  I attended the University of Arizona School of Law, which was the only law school to which I applied for admission.

I won my first trial before law school when I was only 18 years old, representing myself in a traffic court. I was hooked after that. As a result of my victory, an old and dangerous stop light was replaced. I am proud that my work as an attorney has benefited my clients and the community. I have practiced law in Arizona for over 26 years. I have tried hundreds of cases in courts throughout the state. I have extensive trial and litigation experience in federal, state, county and city courts. I have also worked on many appeals in the Arizona appellate courts, the Ninth Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court.

Even though I briefly worked for a large firm, I have always preferred working in a small firm setting. I have been afforded the freedom to specialize and concentrate in a few specific areas of the law. I take the time to understand my clients’ needs and concerns. I have always and will always work my hardest to help those I represent. I experience great satisfaction in fighting to help my clients.