No stranger to high-profile, political litigation, John Bouma is now representing his third Arizona governor and has faced off against a fourth on behalf of the state Legislature. But the immigration fight may be his biggest battle for the state.
July 12, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Against the rash of lawsuits challenging Arizona’s controversial immigration law stands a lawyer known as the “gentle giant of the litigation bar.” But don’t mistake gentle for weak.
No stranger to high-profile, political litigation, John Bouma is now representing his third Arizona governor and has faced off against a fourth on behalf of the state Legislature.
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