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Frances Theresa Lynch is a seasoned personal injury attorney based in Tucson, Arizona, with over 30 years of legal experience. A proud alumna of the University of Colorado at Boulder, where she graduated with honors, Frances earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Arizona College of Law in 1988. During her time in law school, she distinguished herself as a writer and editor for the Arizona Law Review, showcasing her commitment to legal excellence. Frances has a diverse background that includes working as a newspaper reporter in Colorado before transitioning to law. This unique experience enhances her ability to advocate effectively for her clients. Over the years, she has litigated hundreds of cases across Arizona, specializing in personal injury law, and has garnered a reputation as a fierce and compassionate advocate for those harmed due to negligence. Her commitment to public service is evident through her work with Southern Arizona Legal Aid and her role as Program Director for the Tohono O'Odham Advocate Program. Frances also served as the Presiding Judge for the Oro Valley Magistrate Court and held the position of Judge Pro Tempore for Pima County, further demonstrating her leadership within the legal community. A prolific writer, Frances has contributed to notable publications, including "World of Criminal Justice," "Encyclopedia of Everyday Law," and "Notable Black American Women." She is also the author of "Draw The Line: Guide to A Sexual Harassment Free Workplace," showcasing her dedication to educating others on critical legal issues. With her extensive experience and passion for justice, Frances Lynch remains a trusted advocate for personal injury victims throughout Arizona.

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