About Lee
Lee Phillips is a seasoned criminal defense attorney based in Flagstaff, Arizona, with a strong focus on criminal law and DUI/DWI cases. His legal career began in 1984 after he earned his Juris Doctor from The Ohio State University College of Law in 1983. This foundational education gave him the skills necessary to handle the requirements of the legal system. Phillips's commitment to justice is evident in his experience and the dedication he shows to each client. Before entering the legal field, Phillips served as a union organizer for Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers Union in both Ohio and California. This early work instilled in him a understanding of civil rights and social justice issues.
In 1991, he established the Law Office of Lee Phillips, P.C., located at 209 N. Elden Street, Flagstaff, AZ 86001. His firm specializes in criminal defense, civil rights litigation, and Native American rights, reflecting his commitment to advocating for marginalized communities. Since 1995, Phillips has been certified by the State Bar of Arizona as a Criminal Law Specialist, a designation that shows his expertise in the field. His experience includes handling complex litigation cases, such as the notable State of Arizona v. Norberto Ramos-Madrid in 2015, where he defended a client facing multiple serious charges.
This case exemplifies his ability to tackle challenging legal issues head-on, showcasing his skills in the courtroom. Phillips is also a life member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL), which highlights his commitment to upholding the rights of individuals accused of crimes. Additionally, he serves on the Board of Governors of the Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice (AACJ), where he actively contributes to discussions on criminal justice reform. His efforts to combat racial profiling have been recognized through awards such as the First William Rothstein Award from AACJ in 2003 and the Racial Justice Award from the ACLU of Arizona in 2004. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Phillips is able to communicate effectively with clients. He offers free consultations to discuss the specifics of potential cases, ensuring that individuals feel supported from the outset.
Clients can reach him at (928) 779-1560 or via email at LeePhillips@LeePhillipsLaw.com. For further information about his services and expertise, visit his firm's website at www.LeePhillipsLaw.com. Through his work, Phillips continues to make a meaningful impact in the field of criminal defense and civil rights advocacy.
