Brian Locker
As an Arizona native, Brian has a deep understanding of the legal landscape in the state. He combines his willingness for aggressive representation with a solution-oriented approach to dispute resolution, making him a valuable asset to his clients.
Brian’s experience and dedication enables him to effectively pursue or defend litigation matters throughout Arizona. He is also focused on litigation and general representation matters for real estate investors in Georgia.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Brian is a proud husband and father of five children, including twin boys. He splits his time between Phoenix, AZ and Marietta, GA, where he enjoys spending time with his family.
Brian is committed to providing the best possible legal services for his clients in the following practice areas: Real Estate Investment (Wholesale, Sub-to, Fix-and-Flip), Quiet Title, Specific Performance, Breach of Contract, Adverse Possession, and Land Use Disputes.
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Brian has significant experience advising real estate investors, agents, and other professionals in transactions and disputes that arise between buyers, sellers, and lien holders. For more than a decade, Brian has successfully represented businesses and individuals across a wide range of litigation issues, including:
- Quiet title
- Specific performance
- Breach of contract
- Adverse possession
- Land use disputes
- Construction defects
- Water rights
Credentials
“In a big family the first child is kind of like the first pancake. If it’s not perfect, that’s OK. There are a lot more coming along.”
– Antonin Scalia
Arizona State University, BS Political Science (2007)
Liberty University School of Law, Doctorate of Jurisprudence (2010)
Licensed in Arizona (2011) and Georgia (2018) Federal District Court of Arizona (2011)
Recognized by the American Bar Association as one of the top-20 student negotiators (2008-2010).
Avoiding Liability: Arizona Anti-Deficiency Law
Navigating Discovery in Litigation: An Overview
A Crash Course On ARLTA: Know Enough To Be Dangerous
When is a Company No Longer a Company? Piercing the Corporate Veil in Arizona
Quiet Title Actions: What You Need to Know
Data and Cyber Security for Businesses
Strategies and Best Practices for Collecting on a Judgment
Ethical Pitfalls for Legal Document Preparers
Top 10 Ways to Lose Your Legal Document Preparer License
An Overview of Discovery in Litigation
Board of Directors, Casa Academy
Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA), Maricopa County Superior Court
Entrepreneur mentor, Hustle PHX