About Dustin
Dustin D. Romney is a valued member of Frazier Law’s Business Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution practice, with a particular emphasis on business litigation, real estate and property rights, and appeals. He has represented clients from multi-billion-dollar corporations to small local businesses and private individuals in a broad range of cases involving commercial contracts, real estate, corporate governance, fraud, employment law, landlord-tenant, zoning, constitutional law, and other areas of law. Dustin helps clients develop creative, practical, and effective strategies to tackle their most challenging problems. He is especially adept at dispositive motion practice and effective appellate briefing.Prior to joining Frazier Law, Dustin gained valuable experience as a first chair business litigator at two eminent business law firms in the Phoenix Valley. Prior to entering private practice, Dustin served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Arizona Attorney General’s Consumer Protection, Election, Government Accountability, and Constitutional Law units where he worked on many high profile cases in both federal and state courts.Dustin is recognized as a thought leader in multiple areas and has published a book and several law review articles. His scholarship addresses a range of topics from the U.S. Constitution to protection of property rights.Dustin earned his law degree from ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law in 2017. During law school, Dustin served as President of the Federalist Society, competed in oral argument competitions, and externed with the Arizona Solicitor General’s Office and the Goldwater Institute.
Dustin D. Romney is a valued member of Frazier Law’s Business Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution practice, with a particular emphasis on business litigation, real estate and property rights, and appeals. He has represented clients from multi-billion-dollar corporations to small local businesses and private individuals in a broad range of cases involving commercial contracts, real estate, corporate governance, fraud, employment law, landlord-tenant, zoning, constitutional law, and other areas of law. Dustin helps clients develop creative, practical, and effective strategies to tackle their most challenging problems. He is especially adept at dispositive motion practice and effective appellate briefing.Prior to joining Frazier Law, Dustin gained valuable experience as a first chair business litigator at two eminent business law firms in the Phoenix Valley. Prior to entering private practice, Dustin served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Arizona Attorney General’s Consumer Protection, Election, Government Accountability, and Constitutional Law units where he worked on many high profile cases in both federal and state courts.Dustin is recognized as a thought leader in multiple areas and has published a book and several law review articles. His scholarship addresses a range of topics from the U.S. Constitution to protection of property rights.Dustin earned his law degree from ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law in 2017. During law school, Dustin served as President of the Federalist Society, competed in oral argument competitions, and externed with the Arizona Solicitor General’s Office and the Goldwater Institute.
Dustin D. Romney is a valued member of Frazier Law’s Business Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution practice, with a particular emphasis on business litigation, real estate and property rights, and appeals. He has represented clients from multi-billion-dollar corporations to small local businesses and private individuals in a broad range of cases involving commercial contracts, real estate, corporate governance, fraud, employment law, landlord-tenant, zoning, constitutional law, and other areas of law. Dustin helps clients develop creative, practical, and effective strategies to tackle their most challenging problems. He is especially adept at dispositive motion practice and effective appellate briefing.
Prior to joining Frazier Law, Dustin gained valuable experience as a first chair business litigator at two eminent business law firms in the Phoenix Valley. Prior to entering private practice, Dustin served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Arizona Attorney General’s Consumer Protection, Election, Government Accountability, and Constitutional Law units where he worked on many high profile cases in both federal and state courts.
Dustin is recognized as a thought leader in multiple areas and has published a book and several law review articles. His scholarship addresses a range of topics from the U.S. Constitution to protection of property rights.
Dustin earned his law degree from ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law in 2017. During law school, Dustin served as President of the Federalist Society, competed in oral argument competitions, and externed with the Arizona Solicitor General’s Office and the Goldwater Institute.
Dustin D. Romney is a valued member of Frazier Law’s Business Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution practice, with a particular emphasis on business litigation, real estate and property rights, and appeals. He has represented clients from multi-billion-dollar corporations to small local businesses and private individuals in a broad range of cases involving commercial contracts, real estate, corporate governance, fraud, employment law, landlord-tenant, zoning, constitutional law, and other areas of law. Dustin helps clients develop creative, practical, and effective strategies to tackle their most challenging problems. He is especially adept at dispositive motion practice and effective appellate briefing.Prior to joining Frazier Law, Dustin gained valuable experience as a first chair business litigator at two eminent business law firms in the Phoenix Valley. Prior to entering private practice, Dustin served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Arizona Attorney General’s Consumer Protection, Election, Government Accountability, and Constitutional Law units where he worked on many high profile cases in both federal and state courts.Dustin is recognized as a thought leader in multiple areas and has published a book and several law review articles. His scholarship addresses a range of topics from the U.S. Constitution to protection of property rights.Dustin earned his law degree from ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law in 2017. During law school, Dustin served as President of the Federalist Society, competed in oral argument competitions, and externed with the Arizona Solicitor General’s Office and the Goldwater Institute.
Dustin D. Romney is a valued member of Frazier Law’s Business Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution practice, with a particular emphasis on business litigation, real estate and property rights, and appeals. He has represented clients from multi-billion-dollar corporations to small local businesses and private individuals in a broad range of cases involving commercial contracts, real estate, corporate governance, fraud, employment law, landlord-tenant, zoning, constitutional law, and other areas of law. Dustin helps clients develop creative, practical, and effective strategies to tackle their most challenging problems. He is especially adept at dispositive motion practice and effective appellate briefing.
Prior to joining Frazier Law, Dustin gained valuable experience as a first chair business litigator at two eminent business law firms in the Phoenix Valley. Prior to entering private practice, Dustin served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Arizona Attorney General’s Consumer Protection, Election, Government Accountability, and Constitutional Law units where he worked on many high profile cases in both federal and state courts.
Dustin is recognized as a thought leader in multiple areas and has published a book and several law review articles. His scholarship addresses a range of topics from the U.S. Constitution to protection of property rights.
Dustin earned his law degree from ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law in 2017. During law school, Dustin served as President of the Federalist Society, competed in oral argument competitions, and externed with the Arizona Solicitor General’s Office and the Goldwater Institute.
