Legal Services & Lawyers

I want to thank you for coming to coming to this profile.

I became an attorney because I believe in justice and freedom and every person's right to have the protections guaranteed to us as citizens of the United States of America.

I know that there are hundreds of other attorneys in Tucson and that you might ask me why you should consider hiring me instead of another.

My answer is that each and every one of my clients gets one hundred and ten percent of my time, effort and caring.

I turn over every stone and explore every lead in order to find the evidence and law needed to do all that I can for those I have sworn to protect.

I am a very passionate man who has a driving desire to fight for and serve those who need my help.

I have lived in Tucson since 1963. I graduated from Catalina High School, the University of Arizona and the University of Arizona College of Law. I have an honorable discharge from the United States Army. I have handled felony and misdemeanor cases at the trial level for 33 years, helping thousands of people in the process.

I defend in the City Court, Justice Court, Juvenile Court, Superior Court, Federal District Court, Federal District Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court.
I will not charge you to discuss your case with me at my office regardless of how long it takes.

The bottom line is that I will fight as zealously for your freedoms, liberties and constitutional rights as I would for my friends, my family and my self.

After having served the citizens of Arizona for 33 years I've accumulated a wealth of knowledge in a vast array of legal areas. I would like to help you to assert and protect your legal rights.

Thank you for the time you've taken to read this.

- Jeffrey Blackman

Joan Bundy PLC is a law firm based in Casa Grande, Arizona, serving the Phoenix-Tucson corridor. The firm's principal, Joan Bundy, is a licensed attorney in the state of Arizona and a 2005 graduate of the University of Arizona's James E. Rogers College of Law.

Joan has extensive experience in criminal law, including both prosecution and defense work. Her practice emphasizes criminal law, family law, divorce, child custody and support, Native American law, elder law, probate, and estates and trusts.

Joan entered the legal field to further her lifelong interest in serving vulnerable and marginalized populations, including low-income people, Native Americans, children, older adults, and companion animals. She has worked for four Native American tribes: the Gila River Indian Community, the Tohono O'odham Nation, and Pascua Yaqui Tribe in Arizona; and the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate in South Dakota. She currently serves on the Executive Council of the State Bar of Arizona's Animal Law Section.

During law school, Joan was the University of Arizona's winner in the Arizona State Bar Indian Law Section Writing Competition. She also received the Arizona State Bar Public Lawyers Section Scholarship and competed at Harvard Law School as a member of a moot court team.

Born in Colorado, Joan was raised in a small town in western Iowa and has lived in Arizona since 2000. Before entering the legal field, she spent a decade in journalism and public relations.