The Maricopa Lawyer Once Noted His "Significant Experience As A Trial Lawyer Specializing In Securities, Phoenix Personal Injury Lawyer And Product Liability

Judge Gaines, 54, graduated from the University of Arizona in 1967 then went on to the University of Virginia where he received his law degree. After a summer clerkship on Wall Street, he returned to Arizona where he practiced with the Phoenix firm of Evans, Kitchel & Jenckes for twenty years. From there he went to Fennemore Craig where he stayed for ten years. The Maricopa Lawyer once noted his "significant experience as a trial lawyer specializing in securities, personal injury and product liability defense."

Judge Gaines has served as a judge pro tem for the Superior Court and Court of Appeals; chaired a State Bar Disciplinary Committee and acted as an arbitrator in securities. He has also been an arbitrator in both private and court-ordered arbitrations. He participates in bar, community, education and church-related activities.

"I've enjoyed the warm, friendly welcome to the court," Judge Gaines said. "Without exception, the court's judges, staff and support personnel have been very helpful and professional." Judge Gaines has three grown children and lives in north central Phoenix.
 
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