An associate in Dickinson Wright’s Phoenix office, Bryce Kessler has experience in real estate law, including tax lien foreclosures, easements, and property damage, as well as a wide array of other areas of litigation involving personal injury, dram shop liability, breach of contract, partnership agreements, defamation, tortious interference with business relationships, construction defect, mechanics liens, employment law, and products liability. Bryce began his legal career in 2015 practicing at a firm focusing on various areas of civil and complex commercial litigation before transferring to a small, boutique firm in Scottsdale, Arizona with an emphasis on tax lien foreclosures and other real estate matters.
Education & Credentials
Education
University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law
J.D., 2015- Arizona Law Review, Articles Editor
- CALI Excellence for the Future Awards
- Property Law
- Antitrust
- Corporate Governance
Arizona State University
B.A., Psychology, 2012- summa cum laude
Bar Admission
Prominent Assignments
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Presented arguments to the Arizona Supreme Court on behalf of tax lien holders regarding Arizona’s statutory pre-litigation notice requirements to tax lien foreclosure lawsuits and obtained a favorable unanimous decision, vacating the adverse ruling of the Arizona Court of Appeals.
- Successfully represented judgment creditors in dismissing various lawsuits in which judgment debtors sought to set aside Sheriff’s Sales and recover damages against the judgment creditors.
Court Admissions
- Supreme Court of Arizona
- United States District Court, District of Arizona