Brian Chase

Brian Chase is a committed trial attorney with a deep passion for advocacy, honed through over seven years of mock trial experience before becoming a lawyer. He imparts his expertise as an adjunct professor and trial coach at the James E. Rogers College of Law, guiding the top 8 oral advocates to compete in the prestigious National Trial Competition.

Throughout his career, Brian has been recognized with numerous accolades, such as the William T. Birmingham award for Outstanding Trial Advocacy and the Jenckes Cup, where he excelled in a closing argument competition. His skills in trial advocacy are now utilized in representing individuals affected by or accused of crimes.

Brian is actively involved in the legal community as a member of the Arizona Association for Justice and the Pima County Bar Association. His contributions to the community have been acknowledged with the “Tucson’s 40 Under 40 Award” by the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Arizona Daily Star, celebrating his professional and charitable impact.

In addition to his legal practice, Brian shares his knowledge on law, technology, and digital forensics at the annual Arizona Public Defender Association conference and through CLEs for attorneys. His extensive background in Information Technology has fueled his interest in computer and cell phone forensics, where he serves as an expert, assisting attorneys with computer crime and security issues.