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Inside the Law Offices of Kristopher K. Rezagholi, where a former commercial-litigation associate applies accident-reconstruction analysis — a skill set built defending products-liability cases — to DUI forensic evidence.
Kristopher K. Rezagholi — At a Glance
| FIRM | Law Offices of Kristopher K. Rezagholi, PLLC |
| FOUNDED | 2007, Phoenix — Kristopher K. Rezagholi |
| FOUNDER’S CREDENTIALS | B.A., Political Science/Economics/Philosophy, and J.D. (Pedrick Scholar), both Arizona State University; admitted to the Arizona Bar in 2007 |
| FOCUS | Mixed practice: per the attorney’s own Avvo breakdown, roughly 50% DUI/DWI, 25% general criminal defense, 25% personal injury |
| ATTORNEYS | Kristopher K. Rezagholi; Alexander Dyer, senior trial attorney; Marcos Salas, Of Counsel |
| OFFICE | 3030 N. 3rd St., Suite 600, Phoenix, AZ 85012 |
| CONTACT | lawofficeskkr.com |
Origin: From Commercial Litigation to DUI Defense
Kristopher Rezagholi earned his undergraduate degree and law degree from Arizona State University, receiving the Pedrick Scholar award in law school and clerking for the Honorable Thomas O’Toole. He began his career at Hudspeth & Associates, a commercial litigation firm, working on complex commercial disputes, products liability, and intellectual property matters — work he has described as unfulfilling relative to direct client advocacy. He returned to criminal and DUI defense to apply the scientific and analytical skills from that products-liability background, particularly accident reconstruction, to defending DUI and vehicular cases. He founded his own firm in 2007. The firm’s attorneys now also include Alexander Dyer, senior trial attorney, and Marcos Salas, Of Counsel.
Practice Areas
This profile focuses on Rezagholi’s DUI and vehicular-crime practice, which the attorney’s own Avvo profile lists as roughly half his caseload, with general criminal defense and personal injury work making up the remainder. That mixed-practice structure is worth being direct about: unlike DUI-exclusive firms elsewhere in this category, DUI here is the largest single practice area but not the only one. His accident-reconstruction background is applied on both sides — defending DUI-related driving cases and separately handling personal injury claims, which this profile does not independently verify or cover.
Case Outcomes
The firm’s homepage carries a “Recent Success” list of case results. The firm’s site describes more than 1,000 cases handled, with an emphasis on securing pre-trial dismissals where possible.
Past-Results Disclaimer: Aggregate experience claims are not a substitute for a case-specific track record. No past result guarantees a similar outcome in any future matter.
Client Voice
Avvo shows a 4.7-out-of-5.0 rating across 30 reviews (28 five-star, 2 one-star), a mostly positive record with a small number of negative reviews Awesome Attorneys could confirm exist in the aggregate rating but could not independently review the content of, since the negative reviews’ text was not accessible in the sources checked. Consistent with this publication’s policy of reporting the honest record rather than only favorable figures, that 2-of-30 negative share is disclosed here rather than omitted.
Community
Awesome Attorneys did not identify documented pro bono programs, board positions, or public-policy involvement for this attorney comparable to some others in this category. This is noted as an absence in what’s publicly available, not as evidence no such involvement exists.
Recognition
Rezagholi’s firm lists NTL Top 100 recognition (2014–2025), NADC Top One Percent, Top 40 Under 40, and Expertise.com recognition. The firm’s marketing also cites “Client’s Choice” recognition from Avvo (2016, 2017), which is a review-volume-based badge.
The Arizona Legal Backdrop
What follows is general legal information, not legal advice.
Arizona’s core DUI statute, A.R.S. § 28-1381, prohibits driving while impaired to the slightest degree or with a BAC of 0.08% or higher. A.R.S. § 28-1383 covers felony “Aggravated DUI,” relevant to the vehicular crime cases this firm also handles. Vehicular manslaughter and aggravated assault charges arising from an accident are generally prosecuted under Arizona’s Title 13 homicide and assault statutes rather than the DUI statute alone.
The Awesome Attorneys Assessment
Rezagholi’s genuine differentiator is his products-liability and accident-reconstruction background, a less common combination that’s directly relevant to contesting the forensic evidence in DUI and vehicular cases. The honest limitations: this is a mixed practice where DUI is the largest slice but not the exclusive focus, and the review record includes a small but real minority of negative reviews. This is a reasonable fit for someone whose case turns on technical or scientific evidence, but a prospective client should ask directly about current DUI-specific caseload given the firm’s mixed practice.
Methodology & Sourcing
This profile was researched in August 2026 from lawofficeskkr.com, Avvo, Yelp, and Attorney at Law. Awesome Attorneys did not identify a competing attorney using the “Rezagholi” name that could create identity confusion. The Law Offices of Kristopher K. Rezagholi did not commission, review, or pay for this profile.
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