Matt Maerowitz grew up in Arizona and went to high school at Brophy. He received his undergraduate degree in economics from Boston College and later graduated from law school at the University of Arizona. Matt Maerowitz’s practice focuses on DUI, criminal defense, and personal injury cases. Before co-founding the Maerowitz Law Firm, LLC, Matt worked for a Scottsdale law firm where he drafted numerous criminal defense motions, primarily in DUI cases. Matt also worked for the Pima County Attorney’s Office as a student-prosecutor during law school where he handled several trials. Matt’s experience with both sides of criminal law cases has helped him anticipate arguments from the prosecution in order to prepare the best defense for his clients.
- University of Arizona
- J.D. (2013) | Law
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- Boston College
- B.A. (2010) | Economics
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- Q. A.R.S. 28-1321(I)- does the driver automatically win if the MVD does not set an implied consent hearing within 60 days?
- A: This is a good question because according to statute these hearings are supposed to be held within sixty (60) days. Unfortunately, the delay alone will not void the suspension. For the past 2+ years the administrative hearings have typically been delayed past the 60-day timetable. Arizona case law suggests you need to show prejudice caused by the delay and seems to also suggest that as long as the suspension remains stayed pending the hearing there is no prejudice. While I do not necessarily agree with this interpretation of the statute, that is the current state of the law.
- Q. I have been adsaulted three times by a person. I have advanced glaucoma. The person was at my bedroom window last night.
- A: If there are criminal charges against the assailant, you should talk to the victim advocate. A lot of times you can get release conditions (if not already in place) that will prohibit contact or harassment. If there is no criminal case you may be able to get some form of protective order such as an order of protection or injunction of harassment depending on the situation and the relationship between you and the assailant.
- Q. Can I sue the company that made these sweatpants for not holding my phone ?? Repeatedly drops out walking up a staircace
- A: On many legal claims you have to prove that the company did something wrong. Did the company making the sweatpants tell you or market their product as being able to securely hold the iPhone XR without falling out? Is the iPhone XR advertised to be able to securely fit in these particular sweatpants without falling out?
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Arizona Prop 207 Effect on Marijuana Criminal Law
On November 3, 2020, Arizona voters passed Proposition 207 to legalize recreational marijuana for adults 21 and older. Attorney Matt Maerowitz describes how the passage of Prop 207 affects...
Welcome to The Maerowitz Law Firm
Welcome to The Maerowitz Law Firm, LLC. Attorney Matt Maerowitz focuses his practice on car accident, personal injury, and criminal matters. We've been in business for several years...
7 Tips if Involved in a Car Accident in Arizona
Car accidents are often sudden and happen unexpectedly so it is important to be proactive so you know what to do if you ever are ever involved in an accident. In this video Arizona attorney Matt Maerowitz tells you about seven tips if involved in a car accident. For more information, call Matt Maerowitz at 480-927-3700.
Lawyer Perspective - Be Careful What You Post on Social Media
In this day and age, it seems that almost everyone has some form of social media presence such as Facebook. Attorney Matt Maerowitz discusses the concerns about posting something that could be damaging on your social media. What you think only friends may be seeing, may come back to bite you.
Setting Aside a Criminal Conviction in Arizona
In this video I talk about setting aside a criminal conviction in Arizona. Most criminal convictions in Arizona can be set aside after all requirements of sentence and probation have...