Cameron Stanley is an Associate in Dickinson Wright’s Commercial and Business Litigation practice group and has represented public and private entities and municipal corporations in a variety of commercial litigation matters including breach of contract, tort and fraud, consumer protection, and probate disputes. She also practices in the area of municipal law, with an emphasis on constitutional law issues, government contracts, statutory drafting and interpretation, and compliance with Arizona’s public records and open meeting laws. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Stanley served as a Judicial Extern to the Honorable Douglas L. Rayes at the Arizona District Court and a Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable James P. Beene at the Arizona Supreme Court.
Education & Credentials
Education
Arizona State University, Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
J.D., 2020- Pedrick Scholar
- Arizona State Law Journal, Managing Editor
- CALI Excellence for the Future Awards:
- Fourteenth Amendment
- Government Relations
- Criminal Procedure
- Teaching Assistant:
- Legal Method and Writing
- Torts
- Constitutional Law
University of Exeter
M.A., Creative Writing, 2014University of Arizona
B.A., Creative Writing and Political Science, 2013- magna cum laude with honors
- Dean’s List
- Delta Delta Delta, Secretary
Bar Admission
Acknowledgements
- Southwest Super Lawyers Rising Stars, Business Litigation, 2024
Prominent Assignments
- Advocated on behalf of a client in a complex case involving reimbursement claims concerning out-of-network patients, ensuring fair resolution and compliance with regulatory standards.
- Provided comprehensive support to our client in successfully defending a contract award granted by the State of Arizona and the Arizona Department of the Treasury for the development of Arizona’s State Taxation Revenue and Accounting System, fostering trust and accountability in government partnerships.
- Acted as legal counsel for a prominent auto insurance company, effectively countering a putative class action lawsuit by thwarting the motion for class certification, thus safeguarding the company's interests and reputation.
- Vigorously defended a major insurance firm against allegations of breach of contract, bad faith fraud, and other improprieties pertaining to the handling of medical claims, employing strategic legal tactics to ensure a favorable outcome for our client while upholding ethical standards and professional integrity.
Professional Involvement
- Executive Board – Maricopa County Bar Association, Litigation division
- Federal Bar Association
- Maricopa County Bar Association
- Arizona Women Lawyers Association
Publications/Presentations
- Co-Author, “Statutory Limitations on Public Records Requests: Lessons from Audit-USA v. Maricopa County,” Dickinson Wright Client Alert, October 2023