Zalman brings a strategic, justice-driven approach to criminal defense, shaped by trial advocacy training and a strong commitment to protecting constitutional rights.
Zalman brings a strategic, justice-driven approach to criminal defense, shaped by trial advocacy training and a strong commitment to protecting constitutional rights.
From Albuquerque, New Mexico, Zalman moved to Arizona to study Business and Global Politics at Arizona State University, later obtaining his law degree. His training as a trial advocate helps him to think strategically and see a case from the beginning to the end.
Dedicated and conscientious, Zalman brings valuable experience as an Attorney with the City of Phoenix’s Tenant Eviction Assistance Project where he represented tenants in fast paced eviction court, obtaining favorable outcomes for his clients when the odds were stacked against them.
He is a published legal author and brings a diverse range of experience and insight to the practice of criminal law. During law school, Zalman clerked for a Superior Court Judge and worked with two of Arizona’s criminal defense agencies: the Maricopa County Legal Advocate and the Public Defender Clinic.
Zalman is passionate about criminal justice and constitutional rights for his clients. He has worked to advance constitutional and criminal justice issues through work with the William E. Morris Institute for Justice and he brings that passion to every client’s 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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