The Cavanagh Law Firm, P.A.
1850 North Central Avenue, Suite 1900, Phoenix, AZ 85004, Phoenix, AZ 85004
About The Cavanagh Law Firm, P.A.
The Cavanagh Law Firm, P.A. provides legal representation in over 45 practice areas, including personal injury, insurance defense, and commercial litigation. Established in 1999, the firm serves clients in Phoenix and Sun City, Arizona. Its attorneys represent both individuals and Fortune 500 companies. The firm has secured significant defense verdicts, including a $58.5 million insurance coverage case in 2024.
Notable Case Results
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$58.5M
Insurance Coverage
Successfully defended insurance carrier against liability for a $58.5 million judgment, as the tortfeasor defendant did not qualify as an insured for the claims that went to judgment.
$44.8M
Civil Rights
Handled excess commercial liability coverage claims arising from notices of claims totaling $44.75 million against sheriff and county officials for alleged civil rights violations.
$25M
Insurance Coverage
Successfully argued that an insurance carrier was not bound by a purported $25 million Damron Agreement, as the carrier did not breach the duty to defend.
$17M
Insurance Coverage
Successfully argued that a $17 million judgment against a defendant fell outside the coverage of commercial general liability policies because the defendant did not qualify as an insured for the tortious conduct.
$7M
Excess Commercial Liability Coverage
Handled excess commercial liability coverage claims arising from a $7 million verdict in a severe motorcycle-vehicle accident case, recognized as one of the annual top ten verdicts in Arizona.
$4.2M
Insurance Coverage
Successfully argued that a general liability insurer did not provide coverage for a $4.2 million judgment on a spoliation of evidence suit, as it was for economic loss, not bodily injury or property damage.