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THOMAS M. PARSONS graduated in 1984 from
the University of Arizona with a
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
and a minor in linguistics; in 1987 he
received his Juris Doctor from the
University of Arizona. He joined Stubbs
& Schubart, P. C., in 1987, and is a
partner. Mr. Parsons is fluent in
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Areas of Practice |
Litigation
- Eminent Domain, Inverse
Condemnation, Special Action
Proceedings and Zoning
Interpretation Disputes.
Non-Litigation
- Real Estate Development,
Annexation, Rezoning, and
Land Use
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Courts of Practice |
Federal-
9th Circuit Court of Appeals
State- Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona Superior Courts
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Affiliations |
American Bar Association-
Committee Member: Real
Property; Probate & Trust;
Condemnation Committee; Land
Use & Zoning Committee
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1996:Panelist and
Presenter – Annual
Conference, Orlando,
Florida, published article
“Damage to the Remainder --
The Federal Perspective”
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1986:Article Editor
Annual Symposium held by the
International Academy of
Commercial Law at the
Harvard College of Law,
published, 1987
Arizona State Bar-
Committee Member: 1996 -
1998 Practice and Procedure
Committee; Fee Arbitrator
Pima County Bar- 1990
Editorial Board & Author for
The Writ
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Superior Court Arbitrator 9
Times
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| Seminar Speaker & Publications |
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2008:
National Business Institute
"Land Use Law: Current
Issues in Subdivision,
Annexation and Zoning"
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2007:
Lorman Education Services
"Plat and Subdivision Law in
Arizona"
- 2007:
Lorman Education Services
"Zoning, Subdivision and
Land Development Law in
Arizona"
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2006:
Lorman Education Services
"Plat and Subdivision Law in
Arizona"
- 2005: State Bar of Arizona:
"Conversions, Takings and Kickbacks: An Advanced Review of Current Real Estate Issues"
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2003:
Lorman Education Services
"Law of Easements: Legal
Issues and Practical
Considerations"
- 1999:National Business Institute “Major Land Use Laws in Arizona”
- 1998:CLE-Ops “The Second Annual Tucson Festival of Real Estate CLE, Part II”
- National Business Institute “Major Land Use Laws in Arizona”
- 1992:Pima County Government “Valuation Issues in Condemnation Actions”
- 1989:Arizona State Bar (Real Property Section) “Inverse Condemnation Versus Police Power”
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G.
Lawrence Schubart