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In a news release, Horne’s attorneys, Dennis Wilenchik and Jack Wilenchik, said the “oppressive cloud” hanging over their client has been cleared… Click Here to read more.

July 5, 2017 – PHOENIX, Arizona

Former Attorney General Tom Horne has finally prevailed in his long-running campaign-finance case. A copy of the final decision by the Cochise County Attorney can be found here. The Cochise County Attorney upheld the decision of the original judge on the […]

Dennis Wilenchik successfully argued the appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court on behalf of former Attorney General Horne in his campaign finance case. A copy of the Court’s Opinion can be found here.

See also, from the Arizona Republic: http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/arizona/2017/05/25/arizona-court-former-attorney-general-tom-horne-denied-due-process-campaign-case/345943001/

From the Phoenix New Times: “Give the devil his due: Phoenix attorney Dennis Wilenchik was at his suavest Wednesday before federal Judge Susan R. Bolton during pretrial hearing in former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s criminal contempt case….”

http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/joe-arpaios-criminal-contempt-trial-delayed-till-june-with-help-from-attorney-dennis-wilenchik-9240312

Dennis Wilenchik was recently appointed to the US Senatorial Committee to select the Federal Judges to submit to the President for the District of Arizona.

Wilenchik and Bartness will be representing State Treasurer and Trump CFO Jeff Dewit in a case brought by the Atty General’s office to request the State Treasurer defund the City of Tucson for its policy of destroying and refusing to sell seized weapons from its police department.

Wilenchik and Bartness recently argued at the Supreme Court of AZ for former Atty General of AZ Tom Horne related to alleged campaign violation issues which he won before an administrative law judge but which was overturned by the prosecuting atty. The Court of Appeals had upheld the Superior Court’s […]

Wilenchik and Bartness participated recently in a case before the Supreme Court of Arizona along with other homebuilder company defendants on a case brought by the City of Phoenix regarding alleged construction defects in city streets.

Wilenchik and Bartness recently won a case in a unanimous decision by the Supreme Court of Arizona against Fidelity Title Insurance which was in the form of answers to certified questions posed to it by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, regarding foreclosure issues related to a title insurance policy […]

Today, the Arizona Supreme Court issued its unanimous opinion in favor of Wilenchik & Bartness’s client. Dennis I. Wilenchik and Senior Attorney Tyler Q. Swensen argued the matter before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals last year in Equity Income Partners v. Chicago Title Ins. Co., which certified questions in […]