About William

William Black practices personal injury law in Scottsdale, Arizona. A member of the Arizona State Bar since 1970, he has built a distinguished career over the decades. His office is located in the Great American Tower, a prominent building in the area. Here, he handles a variety of legal matters, including medical malpractice, business law, estate planning, and intellectual property. With experience, he is recognized for effectively representing clients in diverse legal disputes. William earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1970.

Prior to that, he completed his undergraduate studies at Northwestern University, where he received a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in History in 1963. His legal career began immediately after graduation, and he quickly worked working as an Assistant City Lawyer. This role provided him with insights into municipal law and the details of local governance. His background allows him to navigate complex legal issues with confidence and skill. Most of William's practice focuses on personal injury cases, where he represents clients who have suffered harm due to negligence. He is skilled at handling medical malpractice claims, ensuring that victims receive the compensation they deserve for their suffering.

His commitment to justice is evident in his approach, as he diligently advocates for those who have been wronged. Additionally, he offers services in estate planning, helping clients prepare for the future and manage their assets effectively, which is crucial for long-term financial security. William's expertise also extends to arbitration and mediation, providing alternative dispute resolution options for his clients. This knowledge is particularly beneficial in resolving conflicts without the need for lengthy court battles. He has experience in collections and has also worked in entertainment and sports law, showcasing the breadth of his practice areas. His diverse skill set enables him to serve many clients, from individuals seeking personal injury claims to businesses in need of legal guidance.

Before establishing his current practice, William gained insights and experience in various legal roles throughout his career. His involvement with professional associations, including the American Bar Association and the American Association for Justice, keeps him informed about the latest developments in the legal field. This commitment to continuous learning enhances his ability to advocate for his clients. William is admitted to practice in several jurisdictions, including the Federal Circuit, the 9th Circuit, and Arizona state courts. This broad admission allows him to represent clients in diverse legal matters across multiple venues. As a dedicated advocate, William Black continues to ensure that his clients' rights are protected in every legal situation they face.

Education

University of Wisconsin Law School

J.D. (1970) | Law

1967

Northwestern University

B.S. | History

1963

Languages

English (Spoken, Written)

Experience

Owner and Lead Lawyer in theLaw Offices of William D. Black
1979

Felony Public Defender (Court Appointed), Milwaukee County
1975

Assistant City Lawyer

Former Assistant City Lawyer City of Milwaukee
1970

Accepted Jurisdictions

Federal Circuit
9th Circuit
Arizona

Court Admissions

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit U.S. Circuit Court
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit U.S. Circuit Court
Arizona State Courts State Trial Court

Types of Cases Handled

Personal Injury Medical Malpractice Business Law Estate Planning Intellectual Property Probate Arbitration & Mediation Collections Entertainment & Sports Law Gov & Administrative Law Insurance Claims

Professional Associations

Arizona State Bar

has membership Current

American Bar Association

has membership 1990 - Current

American Association of Justice

has membership 1988 - Current