S. Gregory Jones, Esq. |

S. Gregory Jones

Greg Jones has been engaged in a broad and varied litigation practice since 1985. Greg is experienced in several areas of litigation, including commercial litigation (which includes, but is not limited to, contracts, construction law, real estate, and corporate management disputes), employment, intellectual property, professional liability, arbitrations, administrative hearings, trials, and appeals. The construction matters typically handled by Greg include representation of commercial contractors, subcontractors, and owners in disputes involving payment, mechanics lien foreclosures, bonding, delays, licensing and workmanship. He also has substantial experience handling construction defect disputes, representing owners, subcontractors, contractors, architects, and engineers in litigation and before the Registrar of Contractors.

Greg understands complex construction and engineering issues which often arise in construction and professional liability litigation, and has been involved privately as an entrepreneur in building and development projects. At the same time, his real property litigation experience and expertise are helpful, as construction disputes frequently overlap into issues of lien rights and real estate development concerns. Greg also handles disputes involving professional malpractice, including attorneys, dentists, architects, engineers and other design professionals.

Greg is also involved in his community and is a past President of the Valley of the Sun Kiwanis Club.

Bar Admissions:
1985, State Bar of Arizona

Education:
University of New Mexico School of Law

Practice Areas:
Business Law
Construction Law
Real Property
Litigation

Section Membership:
Business Law
Construction Law
Real Property
Trial Practice

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