Moore Law Firm Tucson: At a Glance
| Firm | Moore Law Firm, PLLC |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1964, by Michael M. Moore |
| Current Lead Attorneys | Kevin Meguire Moore (Managing Member); Camille Shadegg Catsaros |
| Location | 4578 E. Camp Lowell Dr., Tucson, AZ |
| Practice Areas | Personal injury (car, motorcycle, truck, construction, premises liability, dog bites, wrongful death), plus immigration, criminal defense, and probate |
| Fee Structure | Contingency for personal injury matters; firm states no fee unless compensation is obtained |
| Website | moorelawfirmaz.com |
Origin & Founder History
Moore Law Firm Tucson traces back to 1964, when founder Michael M. Moore began practicing law in the city. According to Yelp’s business listing for the firm, Michael’s son, Kevin Meguire Moore, has since taken over the practice and continued it as a family firm. Kevin Moore earned a B.A. in Business Administration from the University of Arizona in 1991 and a J.D. from South Texas College of Law in 1994. He is licensed by the State Bar of Arizona (Bar No. 015927) and describes himself, on his own attorney biography page, as a native Tucsonan for whom personal injury law is “his first and true calling.”
Camille Shadegg Catsaros is the firm’s other named attorney, handling immigration, criminal defense, and probate matters alongside the firm’s personal injury docket, per the firm’s own website.
Practice-Area Breakdown
As a Tucson personal injury law firm, Moore Law Firm is not a personal-injury-exclusive shop — it is a small general practice with personal injury as its most heavily marketed and, per Justia’s attorney directory, most detailed practice line. Kevin Moore’s listed personal injury sub-areas include car accidents, motorcycle accidents, truck accidents, construction accidents, premises liability, dog and animal bites, brain injury, and wrongful death. The firm’s site separately markets immigration (asylum, green cards, family and work visas), criminal defense, and probate — areas Catsaros primarily covers. Prospective clients should understand this is a multi-department small firm rather than a PI-only boutique.
Track Record
| Metric | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Cumulative client recoveries (aggregate, firm-wide, all years) | Firm states “over $50 million” recovered for clients | Firm’s own website and attorney bio; not independently itemized or court-verified |
| Google/Trustindex rating | 4.5 stars from 85+ reviews (as aggregated by Trustindex) | Trustindex.io review aggregator |
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case is decided on its own facts. Unlike several firms in this series, Moore Law Firm does not publish an itemized case-results page with individual verdict or settlement figures — the $50 million figure is a cumulative, firm-supplied total that Awesome Attorneys was not able to independently verify against court or settlement records.
Client Voice
Reviews aggregated on Trustindex and Lawyers.com are mixed but largely positive. One reviewer, describing a case after being “hit by a drunk driver while in the passenger seat,” credited the team with connecting them to medical care and staying responsive throughout. Another client wrote that the firm was “undoubtedly one of the best in Tucson” after a smooth settlement process. Not every review is glowing: one Lawyers.com reviewer described dissatisfaction over delays they felt affected their case’s outcome, writing that “staff’s apparent delays in conducting matters in a timely manner” contributed to a result below what they expected. Awesome Attorneys includes this account because a single-sided review record would be incomplete.
Community & Beyond the Courtroom
Public reporting on Moore Law Firm’s community involvement specifically is limited; the firm’s marketing emphasizes its multi-generational, family-firm identity in Tucson rather than a distinct sponsorship or pro bono program. Awesome Attorneys did not find independently reportable civic or charitable activity beyond the firm’s own general statements about client relationships, and is not including unverified claims here.
Recognition
Moore Law Firm and both Kevin Moore and Camille Catsaros appear in the Best Lawyers directory under the firm’s Tucson listing. It’s worth being precise about what that means: their listing shows as an “Unactivated Profile” without an associated Best Lawyers award count, unlike several neighboring Tucson firms in the same directory that carry one or more actual peer-nominated Best Lawyers awards. In other words, a Best Lawyers directory presence is not, by itself, evidence of the peer-reviewed recognition the Best Lawyers brand is generally known for. Awesome Attorneys did not find evidence of Martindale-Hubbell AV ratings, Super Lawyers selection, or Arizona State Bar Board of Legal Specialization certification for either attorney.
Arizona Legal Backdrop
Anyone pursuing a personal injury claim in Arizona should know a few statutory basics. Under A.R.S. § 12-542, most personal injury claims must be filed within two years of the injury. If the at-fault party is a government entity — a city, county, or state agency — separate and much shorter deadlines apply: A.R.S. § 12-821.01 requires a notice of claim within 180 days, and A.R.S. § 12-821 requires the lawsuit itself to be filed within one year. Arizona also follows pure comparative negligence under A.R.S. § 12-2505, meaning an injured person can still recover damages even if they were partly at fault, with their recovery reduced by their percentage of fault. For minors or people who are legally incapacitated, A.R.S. § 12-502 can toll (pause) these deadlines.
Awesome Attorneys Assessment
Moore Law Firm Tucson’s biggest asset is longevity — six decades in Tucson, now under a second-generation attorney — paired with a plaintiff-side personal injury practice that appears genuine and central to the firm’s identity, even though it sits alongside immigration, criminal defense, and probate work. The tradeoff is transparency: the firm’s headline “$50 million recovered” figure is an aggregate, unitemized, firm-supplied number rather than a documented case-by-case record, and its Best Lawyers presence does not reflect an actual peer-nominated award. Reviews are largely positive, with at least one documented account of dissatisfaction over case-handling delays. Prospective clients should ask directly which attorney — Moore or Catsaros — would handle their specific matter, since the firm splits its docket by practice area rather than operating as a unified PI team.
Methodology & Sourcing
This profile was compiled from Moore Law Firm’s own website (moorelawfirmaz.com), Kevin Moore’s attorney biography pages, State Bar of Arizona license records, the Justia and Cornell Legal Information Institute attorney directories, the firm’s Best Lawyers directory listing, and third-party review aggregators including Trustindex and Lawyers.com. Awesome Attorneys separately confirmed that a similarly named “Kevin A. Moore” operating a workers’ compensation practice in Florida is a different attorney entirely and excluded that individual’s case results from this profile.
Publisher Disclosure & Independence Notice
This profile is part of Awesome Attorneys’ independently researched directory of Arizona personal injury firms. Moore Law Firm did not pay for inclusion or influence its content. Awesome Attorneys periodically offers paid, clearly labeled sponsored placements as a separate product; this editorial profile is not one of them.