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 an Arizona's Finest Attorney®, U.S. News and World Report Best Attorney®, and is AV® rated Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell®.
Areas of practice
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Admitted
- 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
- United States Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit
- United States Court of Federal Claims
- Arizona District Court
- Arizona Supreme Court
- Arizona Superior Courts
Affiliations
- 1986: Article editor, annual symposium held by the International Academy of Commercial and Consumer Law at the Harvard Law School, published 1987
- American Bar Association
- Committee member: Real Property; Probate and Trust; Condemnation Committee; Land Use and Zoning Committee
- 1996: Panelist and presenter, annual conference, Orlando, Florida, published article Damage to the Remainder - The Federal Perspective
- Arizona State Bar
- Committee member: 1996-1998, Practice and Procedure; Fee Arbitrator
- Pima County Bar
- Editorial board and author for The Writ, 1990
- Superior Court arbitrator
Seminar speaker and publications
- National Business Institute, Land Use Law: Current Issues in Subdivision, Annexation and Zoning, 2008
- Lorman Education Services, Plat and Subdivision Law in Arizona, 2007
- Lorman Education Services, Zoning, Subdivision and Land Development Law in Arizona, 2007
- Lorman Education Services, Plat and Subdivision Law in Arizona, 2006
- State Bar of Arizona, Conversions, Takings and Kickbacks: An Advanced Review of Current Real Estate Issues, 2005
- Lorman Education Services, Law of Easements: Legal Issues and Practical Considerations, 2003
- National Business Institute, Major Land Use Laws in Arizona, 1999
- CLE-Ops, The Second Annual Tucson Festival of Real Estate CLE, Part II, 1998
- National Business Institute, Major Land Use Laws in Arizona
- Pima County Government, Valuation Issues in Condemnation Actions, 1992
- Arizona State Bar (Real Property Section), Inverse Condemnation Versus Police Power, 1989