About Lance
Lance Entrekin built a professional path that crosses politics, business and the law. He started with an undergraduate degree in political science at the University of Arizona. He remained at Arizona for a Master of Business Administration. He finished his formal legal training with a J.D. from the University of Southern California.
Those credentials inform how he approaches client problems. The political science background gave him a sense of institutions and public policy. The MBA added training in finance, strategy and operations. The law degree supplied the doctrinal and practical skills needed to advise and represent. He blends all three perspectives when assessing risk and structuring solutions.
After law school, he moved into private practice. Over time he began practicing under the name The Entrekin Law Office. His work has involved advising both individual and business clients. He has handled transactional matters, drafted and reviewed contracts, and provided counsel on regulatory and compliance questions. He also has experience managing disputes that arise from commercial relationships.
Colleagues describe him as methodical and direct. He tends to break complex issues into discrete steps. That approach aims to make consequences clearer for clients who must weigh legal risk against business realities. He pays close attention to documents and deadlines, and he seeks practical resolutions rather than theoretical solutions. In meetings he favors plain language, and in court or negotiation he looks for leverage that can be shown and explained.
He practices law through The Entrekin Law Office, which maintains an office presence for client consultations and filings. He has kept his practice deliberately adaptable, advising clients on both one-off matters and longer-term arrangements. He regularly works with business owners on contractual terms and with individuals facing civil disputes that have financial implications. He focuses on advising clients on commercial contracts, transaction planning and general civil matters.
