Company Description

White Mountain Injury Law in Show Low are experienced Arizona personal injury lawyers. The attorneys at Riggs Ellsworth & Porter not only know the law, their efforts have created law favorable for the betterment of Arizona citizens. Other lawyers call the attorneys at Riggs Ellsworth & Porter asking questions regarding how to handle difficult legal matters. Among our attorneys, we have pro tem judges, attorneys who present cases in the Arizona Appellate and Supreme Courts, as well as attorneys who handle complex legal matters. Rest assured, the attorneys at Riggs Ellsworth & Porter know how to obtain the best results for you.

Each client who walks through our door is experiencing or has experienced pain: physical, mental, financial, or emotional. We approach each case with a desire to help the healing process begin. We care about each client and want what is best for them. Unlike many law firms where clients only speak with legal assistants or paralegals, our clients meet one-on-one with their attorney. Our clients need us to be their voice through the legal process. We feel the weight of this responsibility and know the great trust placed upon our shoulders. Throughout our representation, we do all we can to take as much burden away from our clients as is possible.

Despite being a litigation firm (an arena known for being adversarial and contentious), the attorneys at Riggs Ellsworth & Porter enjoy an AV rating by Martindale-Hubbell. This means their peers – including their adversaries – were interviewed by an independent firm and ranked our attorneys in the highest echelons in competency and ethics. The legal profession is known for being unethical and dishonest: it is our goal to bring honesty and integrity back to the justice system.

Products & Services

Trucking Accidents ,   Personal Injury ,   Estate Planning ,   Personal Injury Lawyers ,   Family Law ,   Criminal Defense ,   Legal Matters ,   UTV Law ,   Pro Tem Judges ,   Social Security Disability ,   Bankruptcy ,   Arizona Appellate Courts ,   Supreme Courts ,   Mediation