Whitmore & Vance
Attorneys at Law
Est. 1987 · Phoenix, Arizona
Counsel for the decisions
that outlast you.
Four decades of litigation, estates, and counsel in the Valley — practiced with the discretion the work deserves. Most of our best results have never been press releases.
1987
firm founded
4
practice areas
3
partners
1
standard of care
Practice areas
Narrow on purpose.
Deep by consequence.
We take four kinds of matters and decline the rest. The firms that do everything are very useful for knowing which specialists to call.
Business Litigation
Contract disputes, partnership breakups, and the fights worth winning quietly.
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Estate Planning
Wills, trusts, and successions drafted so your family never litigates your intentions.
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Real Estate Law
Transactions, title disputes, and development counsel across the Valley.
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Employment Law
For employers who would rather prevent the claim than defend it.
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The best legal outcome is the courtroom you never see, the dispute that never ripens, the estate that never gets argued over.
Eleanor Whitmore · Managing Partner
Our people
The partners
Eleanor Whitmore
Managing Partner
Twenty-two years of commercial litigation. Argues rarely, settles well.
Marcus Vance
Partner · Estate & Succession
The calm voice in the hardest family conversations a client will ever have.
Devon Ellis
Partner · Employment
Employment counsel and workplace investigations for companies that would rather prevent the claim.
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