About Joshua Carden Law Firm, P.C. (now Carden Livesay Ltd.) — General Practice Scottsdale Arizona
General Practice Scottsdale clients in Scottsdale rely on counsel that understands the local courts, regulations, and the practical realities of a Scottsdale legal matter. Joshua Carden Law Firm, P.C. (now Carden Livesay Ltd.) serves Scottsdale residents with focused legal representation and broad local knowledge. Many clients reach the firm through word of mouth and repeat referrals. Additionally, Scottsdale residents often explore the broader General Practice Attorneys in Arizona directory when researching options.
The firm handles matters throughout Maricopa County, with regular appearances at the Maricopa County Superior Court — Northeast Court in Scottsdale. Consultations are generally available by appointment during normal business hours. Clients receive a candid assessment of strengths, risks, and likely timelines before deciding how to proceed.
What Clients Say
Clients of Joshua Carden Law Firm, P.C. (now Carden Livesay Ltd.) consistently describe deep employment law experience, fearless advocacy, and honest client communication. Reviewers highlight clear communication, responsiveness to questions, and a professional approach through what can be a stressful process. General Practice Scottsdale cases often require patience and trust, and local reviews point to both.
General Practice Scottsdale — Practice Areas & Services
- Employment law, wrongful termination, and workplace rights in Arizona
- Civil litigation and business disputes in Maricopa County Superior Court
- General legal counsel for Scottsdale individuals and small businesses
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a general practice attorney handle in Scottsdale?
A general practice attorney in Scottsdale handles civil matters, employment disputes, business issues, and general counsel for Maricopa County residents. Joshua Carden has handled more Arizona employment cases than most practitioners since 2015. General practice suits clients who want a single local lawyer for varied legal needs.
How are Arizona attorney fees typically structured?
Arizona attorneys use hourly billing for litigation, flat fees for document work, and contingency for employment or injury cases. Scottsdale hourly rates typically start around $300 and can rise substantially for senior attorneys. Written fee agreements are required under Arizona ethics rules for contingency matters.
Where are Scottsdale civil and employment cases filed?
Scottsdale civil matters go to Maricopa County Superior Court — often the Northeast Court at 18380 N 40th Street. Employment discrimination cases may also proceed through the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona in Phoenix after the EEOC issues a right-to-sue letter.
Quick Facts: General Practice in Scottsdale, Arizona
- Arizona Employment Cases: Arizona residents filed 1,700+ EEOC charges in fiscal year 2023 — U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Enforcement Statistics
- Maricopa County Filings: Maricopa County Superior Court processes roughly 400,000 new filings each year — Arizona Supreme Court Annual Report
- AZ Bar Size: The State Bar of Arizona has over 26,000 active members statewide — State Bar of Arizona

