Grady Gammage, Jr. is one of the founders of Gammage & Burnham with a diverse, 40+ year career practicing law in Arizona. He focuses on the political aspects of real estate, development, and public policy. He has represented dozens of major commercial projects including high rise offices, major industrial and office parks, retail shopping centers of all sizes, and tens of thousands of acres of residential projects, including some of Arizona’s most iconic master planned communities. He has also been at the forefront of urban development in Maricopa County, including deals with such public private projects as the Tempe Town Lake and Arizona’s unique approach to redevelopment incentives. Grady continues to be sought after as a legal expert in Arizona on topics including water, urban growth, regulation, local politics, environmental and sustainability, transportation, tax policy and demographic changes.   He is the author of two books on the history and development of Phoenix.  While affiliated with the Morrison Institute he wrote a number of reports on public policy issues including water, state trust land and the state parks system.  He has taught at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law and the W.P. Carey Business School.