About Lauren
Lauren Anzini built her legal foundation in Indiana and Arizona. She completed undergraduate studies at Ball State University, where she studied political science and government. She later earned a law degree from Arizona Summit Law School, finishing her legal education in 2013.
Her early career mixed support roles and courtroom work. In 2016 she returned to Stewart Law Group as a legal assistant. The next year she joined Ryley, Carlock, & Applewhite as a staff lawyer. Those positions gave her exposure to firm practice and to the day-to-day demands of litigation and client service.
In 2018 Anzini moved into public advocacy as a dependency lawyer at the Office of the Public Advocate. That role involved work on dependency matters and required regular interaction with agencies, judges, and families. She then spent 2019 at Cosmich, Simmons, & Brown, PLLC as a staff lawyer, and in 2020 she accepted a post as an Assistant Lawyer General at the Office of the Arizona Lawyer General. The government role expanded her experience in administrative law and public-sector litigation.
By 2022 she had circled back to Stewart Law Group, this time as a lawyer. The return to the firm placed her in a setting she knew well from her earlier support role. Across private practice and government service she has handled case preparation, legal research, motion practice, and appearances in administrative and court proceedings. Colleagues describe her work as steady and procedural; she is known for attention to deadlines and for preparing clear, organized filings.
Anzini is licensed to practice in Arizona and has maintained a presence in both private and public legal settings. Her resume shows a pattern of alternating between firm-based practice and public-sector positions, which has broadened her familiarity with different courtroom and administrative environments. She continues at Stewart Law Group, where her practice centers on litigation and advocacy matters handled by the firm.
