About Jon H.

Jon H. Saline built a profession that moved steadily from courtrooms to operating his personal company. He earned an A.A. from Eastern Arizona College in 2003, a B.A. in political science from Brigham Young University in 2006, and a J.D. from the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University in 2010. Those years span classroom learn about, internships and early courtroom remark that shaped his strategy to practice.

After law school he took a collection of clerkships and externships that exposed him to different parts of the legal system. In 2009 he worked for the Arizona Court of Appeals for Judge Philip Hall and served as a regulation clerk at the Navajo County Superior Court for Presiding Judge Michaela Ruechel. He hung out on the Arizona Attorney General's Office in the Consumer Protection Division and later served as a law clerk at Weisberg and Meyers, LLC. Those roles concerned legal studies, drafting opinions and assisting on appellate matters.

Saline moved into personal practice as an associate at Taylor Law Office in 2011, returned there in 2013 after a stint elsewhere, and took on trial work. Between those turns in personal companies he served in public defense, operating as a deputy public defender in 2012 for the Navajo County Public Defender's Office. The public defender position put him in courtroom frequently and gave him hands-on experience in jury trials, client counseling and plea bargaining sessions.

In 2014 he became the managing lawyer at Saline Law Group, PLLC. Running a small company required shifting from sole legal duties to overseeing case flow, client intake and the enterprise side of practice. His background consists of each trial and appellate work, shopper protection publicity from his legal internship at the Attorney General's office, and public protection experience from his time as a deputy public defender.

Colleagues and clients have famous that Saline combines courtroom familiarity with realistic case control. He practices in Arizona and has treated things throughout state trial and appellate venues. His practice nowadays facilities on litigation and trial representation, drawing on years of knowledge in each public and private roles. He presently serves because the managing lawyer at Saline Law Group, PLLC and continues to handle legal proceedings and trial things in Arizona.

Education

Sandra Day O Connor College of Law, Arizona State University

J.D. (2010) | Law

2007

Brigham Young University

B.A. (2006) | Political Science

2004

Eastern Arizona College

A.A. (2003) | Polical Science

2001

Languages

English (Spoken, Written)

Experience

Managing Lawyer

Saline Law Group, PLLC
2014

Associate

Taylor Law Office
2013

Deputy Public Defender

Navajo County Public Defender s Office
2012

Associate

Taylor Law Office
2011

Law Clerk

Weisberg and Meyers, LLC
2010

Extern

Arizona Lawyer General s Office, Consumer Protection Division
2010

Extern/Law Clerk

Arizona Court of Appeals, Honorable Judge Philip Hall
2009

Extern/Law Clerk

Navajo County Superior Court, Presiding Judge Michaela Ruechel
2009

Accepted Jurisdictions

Arizona

Office Locations

Main Office

 970 S. Main Street, Suite A Snowflake AZ 85937