Kyle B. Sherman

Sixteen years at the Arizona bar. His biography on the Bar's own record is out of date — it places him at a firm he has since left, which is a neat illustration of what a self-reported field is worth.

The bar record

What Arizona publishes — and what it says about itself

Arizona is unusually forthcoming in two ways. It publishes a jurisdictions field with an Active or Inactive status for every state a lawyer is admitted in — something Texas, Florida and Nevada all leave to a firm bio. And it separates “admitted to practice law” from “admitted to the State Bar of Arizona”, so a lawyer who qualified elsewhere first shows two dates rather than one.

It publishes no practice areas and no fee terms, so the rideshare tag on this listing comes from the firm’s own site rather than the Bar.

Background

The biography field on his State Bar record begins “Kyle Sherman joined Curry, Pearson & Wooten…”. His current firm, on both his own bio and his register's own firm field, is Ramos Law. The Bar publishes both, and they disagree.Reported

His bio gives his law school as Phoenix School of Law, 2009; his register says Arizona Summit Law School. Both are right — the school was renamed — but the register prints the later name.Reported

It says he worked as an insurance claims adjuster for five years before qualifying, dealing exclusively with automobile accident claims.Reported

Rideshare

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