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En resumen
| Despacho | Ciaccio Law Firm, P.C. |
| Office | 4562 N. 1st Ave., Ste. 100, Tucson, AZ |
| Abogado | Michael G. Ciaccio — admitted to practice in Arizona since 1985 |
| Enfoque de práctica | Practices exclusively in personal injury law |
| Judicial service | Former Judge Pro Tempore, Pima County Superior Court |
| Leadership | Board member, Arizona Trial Lawyers Association |
| Bar admissions | All Arizona courts and the United States Supreme Court |
| Contacto | ciacciolaw.com · (520) 888-3135 |
Forty Years, Exclusively Injury Law
Michael Ciaccio has been admitted to practice in Arizona since 1985, a career spanning 40 years. He practices exclusively in personal injury law and has served as a board member of the Arizona Trial Lawyers Association (now the Arizona Association for Justice) as well as a Judge Pro Tempore for the Pima County Superior Court — a judicial role that gives him direct experience with how cases look from the bench, not just from the plaintiff’s table. He is admitted to practice in all Arizona courts and before the United States Supreme Court.
Áreas de práctica
The firm describes itself as a “full-service personal injury law office,” going beyond litigation to help clients with property damage claims and connecting those without access to health care with medical treatment options. Ciaccio’s practice covers car and motorcycle accidents and related negligence claims broadly.
Historial
Awesome Attorneys did not locate a published, itemized verdicts-and-settlements ledger with individual case dollar figures for this firm as of the research date.
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 detailed and consistent: one client described feeling like the firm “took on a billion dollar company head on” and treated them “like family” throughout a case against an insurer. Another said hiring Ciaccio made the process feel like “night and day,” allowing them to focus on recovery while the firm handled the insurance company. A referring chiropractor separately praised the firm’s professionalism after working with them on shared clients.
Más allá de la sala del tribunal
Ciaccio’s board membership with the Arizona Trial Lawyers Association and his service as a Pima County Superior Court Judge Pro Tempore both reflect institutional involvement in the Tucson legal community beyond his own caseload.
Reconocimientos
Awesome Attorneys did not locate a State Bar of Arizona Board of Legal Specialization certification, Best Lawyers, or Super Lawyers recognition for this attorney as of the research date. His judicial service and Trial Lawyers Association board role are institutional credentials independent of the awards this series more commonly tracks.
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
Michael Ciaccio’s 40-year, exclusively injury-focused career, combined with genuine judicial service as a Pima County Judge Pro Tempore and Trial Lawyers Association board membership, are substantive, verifiable credentials. The detailed, specific client reviews located — describing the firm going up against a major insurer and taking over the administrative burden of a case — are a meaningful positive signal.
The honest caveat: no itemized results ledger, Board of Legal Specialization certification, or peer-reviewed award (Best Lawyers, Super Lawyers) was located, which limits how much independent verification of case outcomes is possible beyond the firm’s own reputation and client reviews.
Metodología & fuentes
This profile was researched using ciacciolaw.com (firm site, About page), Justia, Lawyer.com, Expertise.com, PersonalInjuryLaw.Guru, and AllUsInjuryLawyers.com. 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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