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En resumen
| Despacho | Rack Law Group, PLLC |
| Fundada | 2017, by twin brothers Adam J. Rack and Anthony J. Rack |
| Office | 2375 E. Camelback Rd., Ste. 350, Phoenix, AZ |
| Founders’ education | Both Boston College (with honors, 2000); University of Florida College of Law (J.D. with honors, 2003) |
| Key attorney | Brenden R. Leader — Arizona State University, Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law (J.D., 2022); member, State Bar of Arizona Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Advisory Commission (2025–2028) |
| Enfoque de práctica | Personal injury: car accidents, dog bites, premises liability, product liability |
| Client rating | 4.8/5 based on 325+ client reviews, per aggregated third-party review data |
| Contacto | racklawgroup.com · (602) 661-6300 |
Twin Brothers, an Insurance-Defense-Trained Associate, and Nearly a Decade of Practice
Adam and Anthony Rack are identical twins who both attended Boston College and the University of Florida College of Law, graduating with honors from each. Adam worked at Broad and Cassel LLP, a large Florida corporate firm, during a law school summer and says the experience exposed him to personal injury work and set his career direction; Anthony worked at Ruden & McClosky before the two decided to open a firm together. They founded Rack Law Group in 2017 with the explicit goal of building a personal injury practice around a superior client experience.
Brenden Leader, a more recent addition to the firm’s litigation team, brings a different professional background: an ASU Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law graduate (2022), he began his legal career at what he describes as a leading Arizona trial firm before moving into pre-litigation work at a local plaintiff’s firm. He now sits on the State Bar of Arizona’s Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Advisory Commission for a 2025–2028 term — the body that helps set certification standards for the state’s personal injury specialists.
Áreas de práctica
The firm handles motor vehicle accidents, dog bites, premises liability, and product liability claims, and describes a multi-step internal process spanning case investigation, negotiation, and litigation through trial if a fair settlement isn’t reached.
Historial
Awesome Attorneys did not locate a published, itemized verdicts-and-settlements ledger with individual case dollar figures for Rack Law Group as of the research date. Reviewers describe favorable settlements but generally without specific figures attached.
ACERCA DE ESTOS RESULTADOS. Past results do not guarantee, warrant, or predict the outcome of any future case; every matter turns on its own facts and law.
En palabras de los clientes
Client reviews are numerous and specific: one client described being helped through the medical-bill and claims process after a March 2022 accident, praising Adam Rack’s communication and willingness to explain details clearly. Another highlighted paralegal Paloma Pacheco by name for attentiveness and follow-through. A third reviewer called both Rack brothers “incredible to work with” and “absolutely 100% recommended.”
Más allá de la sala del tribunal
Leader’s service on the State Bar’s Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Advisory Commission is a genuine, current institutional role rather than a marketing credential.
Reconocimientos
Awesome Attorneys did not locate Best Lawyers, Super Lawyers, or Board of Legal Specialization recognitions for the firm’s attorneys as of the research date. The firm’s aggregated review score (4.8/5 across 325+ reviews) reflects volume and consistency of client satisfaction rather than peer review.
A Disclosed Adverse Finding
Public Arizona Supreme Court disciplinary records show that Adam J. Rack received an Admonition with Probation in October 2025 (State Bar File No. 24-1312) following an Agreement for Discipline by Consent. The underlying conduct arose not from his representation of a client, but from his own role as a plaintiff in a separate civil matter: the trial court in that case found that his refusal to answer certain deposition questions violated Arizona Rule of Civil Procedure 37(b)(2)(A) and unreasonably delayed the proceedings, resulting in violations of Rule 42, ER 3.1 and ER 8.4(d) of the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct. The sanction — an admonition with probation — is toward the lower end of the state’s disciplinary scale, well short of suspension or disbarment, and the State Bar dismissed several other allegations initially raised in the matter. Awesome Attorneys discloses this because it is a matter of public record and because this series’ editorial standard requires disclosing adverse findings rather than omitting them, consistent with how prior profiles in this series have handled disclosed bar discipline.
Contexto legal de Arizona
| A.R.S. § 12-542 | Two-year statute of limitations for personal injury and wrongful death claims |
| A.R.S. § 12-821.01 | 180-day notice of claim requirement before suing a public entity or employee |
| A.R.S. § 12-821 | One-year statute of limitations for suits against public entities |
| A.R.S. § 12-2505 | Arizona’s pure comparative negligence rule |
| A.R.S. § 12-502 | Tolling of limitations periods for minors and persons under a legal disability |
La evaluación de Awesome Attorneys
Rack Law Group’s twin-founder structure, nearly a decade of Phoenix practice, and a deep bench of specific, detailed client reviews give this a credible mid-size-firm profile. Brenden Leader’s current State Bar Advisory Commission service is a genuine, verifiable mark of standing within the personal injury bar.
The honest trade-off: no Board of Legal Specialization certification or peer-reviewed award (Best Lawyers, Super Lawyers) was located for the firm’s attorneys, and Adam Rack’s 2025 disciplinary admonition — while arising from his personal capacity as a litigant rather than his representation of clients, and resolved with the mildest sanction short of no action — is a matter of public record worth knowing before hiring.
Metodología & fuentes
This profile was researched using racklawgroup.com (firm site, attorney biographies for Adam Rack, Anthony Rack, Brenden Leader, and Richard Reed), Yelp, Avvo, the Arizona Supreme Court’s Presiding Disciplinary Judge public records, and the State Bar of Arizona’s Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Advisory Commission roster. All statutory citations were checked against the Arizona Revised Statutes as published by the Arizona State Legislature. No compensation was sought or received from the firm, and the firm was not contacted prior to publication of this profile.
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