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Brian Webb is the founding attorney of The Webb Law Group in Flagstaff, Arizona, where he passionately advocates for clients in the realm of employment law. With a comprehensive understanding of the legal landscape, Brian specializes in navigating the complexities of contract litigation, family law, and housing disputes, ensuring that his clients receive tailored legal solutions that fit their unique circumstances. In addition to his expertise in employment law, Brian is well-versed in business formation, contract drafting and review, and real property disputes. He adeptly handles sensitive matters such as divorce and custody arrangements, protection orders, and guardianships. His diverse skill set allows him to serve clients from various backgrounds, providing them with the guidance and support they need during challenging times. Brian's commitment to justice extends beyond his law practice. He proudly serves as the tribal prosecutor for two Native American tribes in Arizona, advocating for the rights and interests of indigenous communities. This role has enriched his understanding of tribal law and deepened his dedication to serving those in need. Outside of his legal career, Brian is also an entrepreneur, owning two popular beer and wine bars in northern Arizona. This experience has equipped him with practical insights into business operations, making him a valuable ally for clients in need of legal advice on business matters. At The Webb Law Group, Brian Webb combines his legal acumen with a genuine desire to help clients overcome their challenges. Whether you are facing employment issues, family disputes, or property conflicts, Brian is committed to providing you with the effective representation you deserve.
Employment and labor attorneys handle workplace legal matters including discrimination, wrongful termination, and wage disputes. They represent both employees and employers. Common matters include wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, wage disputes.