Taylorgomezlaw.com 602-325-8007 | Phoenix Civil Rights Lawyer, Benjamin Taylor, held a press conference for his client, Robert Johnson, who was beaten while arrested by Mesa Police. Taylor and Gomez worked with the Mesa Police Chief, Mesa District Attorney, and Mesa Judge to have all charges were later dismissed. Press conference at New Beginnings Church Mesa, led by Pastor Andre Miller in June 2018. #JusticeforRobertJohnson

The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office said Monday that people facing some marijuana charges will have them dismissed in the wake of the passage of Proposition 207. The measure to legalized recreational marijuana was approved by voters last week by a wide margin. Unfiled or pending charges for the possession of small amounts of marijuana and paraphernalia will be dropped by MCAO if it’s covered under Prop 207, the attorney's office explained.

On a nice say in December, Denise Brown was walking when a dog jumped out of a car and began attacking her. She believes the owner may have trained it to.

The mother of a woman who died in custody is not buying law enforcement's explanation of what happened.

The family of 21-year-old Angel Benitez asked potential witnesses to come forward after his shooting death by police.

The family of Lorenzo Jones questions Mesa PD use of force while responding to domestic dispute call. Video shows moment when Jones was hit.

Two Phoenix law firms are teaming up to serve Graham County with a notice of claim, which is a precursor to a lawsuit, for the death of Jorden Marie Simms.

Attorney Benjamin Taylor weighs in on the verdict

Breaking news of a woman who was raped multiple times, became pregnant, and gave birth. All of this occurred while she was in a vegetative state at Hacienda Healthcare, a long-term care facility in Arizona.