A former City of Glendale prosecutor, Larry Savage brings deep familiarity with Arizona criminal courts and a trial-tested approach to defense.
A former City of Glendale prosecutor, Larry Savage brings deep familiarity with Arizona criminal courts and a trial-tested approach to defense.
Originally from Wisconsin, Larry Savage earned his Bachelor of Science in Public Administration and Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. He later moved to Boston, Massachusetts, to attend Suffolk University Law School, where he earned his Juris Doctor degree. During his third year, Larry gained invaluable experience interning at the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. After graduation, he further specialized his expertise by obtaining an LL.M. in Entertainment and Media Law from Southwestern Law School.
Larry eventually relocated to Phoenix, Arizona, where he served as a prosecutor for the City of Glendale. In this role, he managed cases through every stage of the criminal justice process, from initial appearances to trials. With a wealth of trial experience and a deep understanding of criminal law, Larry developed a reputation as a skilled and dedicated prosecutor.
Now an attorney at Matthew Lopez Law, Larry leverages his extensive legal experience to deliver exceptional results for his clients. His commitment to justice and meticulous approach ensures each client receives the best possible outcome for their case.
You’re not hiring a solo attorney juggling 200 cases. You’re hiring a multi-attorney criminal defense firm with former prosecutors who know exactly how the State builds cases—and how to dismantle them. Our team includes specialists, military veterans, and a Harvard Law graduate.
We handle 100+ criminal cases every month across Arizona. When prosecutors see our name on the case, they know you came to fight. We’ve defended thousands of Arizonans facing everything from misdemeanor DUIs to serious felonies. This is what we do. This is all we do.
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