Richard B. Burnham
Grady Gammage, Jr.
Michael R. King
Richard K. Mahrle
Curtis Ullman
Thomas J. McDonald
James A. Craft
Kevin R. Merritt
Randall S. Dalton
Kevin J. Blakley
John R. Dacey
Jeffrey J. Miller
Cameron C. Artigue
Susan L. Watchman
Stephen W. Anderson
Christopher A. Womack
Timothy J. Martens
Lisa T. Hauser
Jerry D. Worsham II
George U. Winney, III
Manjula M. Vaz
Kay Bigelow
James F. Polese
Patricia E. Nolan
Rachel R. Weiss
Gregory J. Gnepper
Heather Boysel
Ryan J. Millecam
Carolyn V. Williams
Jonathan A. Bennett
F. William Sheppard
Mary B. Artigue
Diane K. Geimer
Kay Bigelow
kbigelow@gblaw.com
(602) 256-0566
Areas of Practice
Zoning and Land Use
Real Estate
Public Entity Law
Education
J.D., cum laude, University of Arizona, 1988
B.S. in Business Administration (Finance), University of Arizona, 1985
Court Admissions and Other Interests
State Bar of Arizona
United States District Court, District of Arizona
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Profile
Kay Bigelow concentrates her law practice on land use, real estate, various public entity legal issues and the negotiation and drafting of the contracts implementing landowners’ arrangements with the relevant governmental entities, other landowners, and/or landowners’ consultants.
Ms. Bigelow has been general counsel for public entities as in-house counsel and is currently general counsel for the Apache Junction Water District, as well as working on behalf of the Firm's other public entity clients. In those capacities, she has developed a strong understanding of the legal issues involving access to public records, public procurement requirements, public finance, legislative drafting and enforcement, negotiation and drafting of intergovernmental agreements, sources of governmental authority and open meeting law, along with some expertise in water law and regulation. She has experience in the formation, operation and funding of special taxing districts (both municipal and county), formation and operation of municipal redevelopment areas, and economic development incentives.
Ms. Bigelow has developed experience in several areas of the law since her graduation from the University of Arizona. She has done jury and bench trials and motion trial practice as well as appellate work flowing from the trial cases. She has briefed arguments and argued successfully before both the Arizona Court of Appeals and Arizona Supreme Court for her clients.
kbigelow@gblaw.com
(602) 256-0566
Areas of Practice
Zoning and Land Use
Real Estate
Public Entity Law
Education
J.D., cum laude, University of Arizona, 1988
B.S. in Business Administration (Finance), University of Arizona, 1985
Court Admissions and Other Interests
State Bar of Arizona
United States District Court, District of Arizona
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Profile
Kay Bigelow concentrates her law practice on land use, real estate, various public entity legal issues and the negotiation and drafting of the contracts implementing landowners’ arrangements with the relevant governmental entities, other landowners, and/or landowners’ consultants.
Ms. Bigelow has been general counsel for public entities as in-house counsel and is currently general counsel for the Apache Junction Water District, as well as working on behalf of the Firm's other public entity clients. In those capacities, she has developed a strong understanding of the legal issues involving access to public records, public procurement requirements, public finance, legislative drafting and enforcement, negotiation and drafting of intergovernmental agreements, sources of governmental authority and open meeting law, along with some expertise in water law and regulation. She has experience in the formation, operation and funding of special taxing districts (both municipal and county), formation and operation of municipal redevelopment areas, and economic development incentives.
Ms. Bigelow has developed experience in several areas of the law since her graduation from the University of Arizona. She has done jury and bench trials and motion trial practice as well as appellate work flowing from the trial cases. She has briefed arguments and argued successfully before both the Arizona Court of Appeals and Arizona Supreme Court for her clients.