Sheldon R. Black
Seven years at the Arizona bar, with a practice that began in tax, business and bankruptcy before moving to injury work. His register entry carries no address at all — only a firm name and an email — so the address here is the firm's own.
The bar record
What Arizona publishes — and what it says about itself
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Arizona disclaims its own record. Every entry in this directory carries the line: “This website does not display all public sanctions or public information concerning a lawyer’s disciplinary history.” The Bar directs anyone wanting the complete picture to a history request form. We have not submitted one. So an Arizona “None” is a narrower statement than a Nevada one, and the Bar says so itself.
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
His bio says he began in tax law with additional work in business and bankruptcy before moving to personal injury, and lists Uber/Lyft accidents among the claims he handles.Reported
It gives a Bachelor of Science from Weber State University and a J.D. from the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law in 2017; his register records Arizona State and an admission date of 29 August 2018.Reported
The firm publishes named settlement figures and a success rate. We print no settlement figures.Reported
Rideshare
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