Davis Miles McGuire Gardner, PLLC Profile & Reviews

Davis Miles and Marshall Hunt are one of the reasons I lost close to $500K. What a waste of money and an incompetent lawyer. He seemed constantly overworked, unprepared, and missed deadlines. He also never requested valuable evidence, like bank account statements that showed my ex business partners embezzlement and financial misappropriations. I paid for 2 outside legal firms to review the case and both were mind blown how much of a mess up Marshall was. He really hamstringed our case, which was very evident after firing him. Do not use him or Davis Miles. They lack integrity and only care about getting as much money from you as possible. Almost every time I went into Davis Miles there was some sort of party going on. It was pretty eye opening to see your money and lawyer’s time is probably spent on partying and a new multimillion dollar office building instead of working on your case.

They overbilled, took my trust fund and refused to offer up any documentation as to where it went.

Then they sat on their hands so they could charge me that $1,000 a month to be on there to-do list.

Doug Gardner

Melissa Benson

And the whole billing department.

I filed a complaint with the attorney general’s office. Anybody else I invite to do the same. We need to get bad at these bad actors.

Marshall Hunt and his team at Davis Miles are borderline incompetent. Marshall failed to name the correct party in our counterclaim, he also failed to address this concern when it was brought up multiple times throughout the litigation. He admitted to my new counsel that he was not sure who the proper members of my company was, despite it being fairly obvious after receiving discovery. I spent almost $90K and 2 years working with Marshall and Davis Miles, to end up having to fire them right before trial. A basic business attorney should be able to accurately identify the correct parties in a claim. He did not request valuable evidence I asked for like bank statements and credit card statements. They did not serve our default judgement correctly, resulting in our default judgement being set aside. When I first signed up with Davis Miles I asked Marshall if he should be paid via my company or me personally. He recommended my company paying the cost and then after further review suggested we switch to representing me personally. This caused issues in our trial since it then appeared like I was using company funds for personal representation. During the middle of mediation I offered a buyout to the other side and Marshall looked at me dumbfounded stating “I didn’t even think of you offering a buyout”, despite this being a basic step in almost any business dispute. Marshall and Davis Miles have continued to gaslight my situation and deny any responsibility. After firing Marshall I had to pay additional attorney fees to have my new counsel brought up to speed. I have not had an appropriate resolution offered by Davis Miles even though I have reached out to Alan Soelberg, Robert Sewell, David Williams, and Marshall Hunt. If you look at Davis Miles’ BBB profile and 1 star reviews on Google & Yelp they cop out to saying they disagree with facts of the case, can’t discuss the particulars of the case, and to reach out to them for a resolution. Don’t be fooled. Davis Miles is the Walmart version of a law firm, but without Walmart’s refund policy. I will be filing a complaint with the AZ Bar.