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Only nine years younger than the state of Arizona itself, Gust Rosenfeld was the child of a merger between two Phoenix firms as Kibbey, Bennett, Gust and Smith. The firm rose to prominence over the next century, and since 1992, the firm has been known by its current name. With three offices throughout Arizona, Gust Rosenfeld serves clients the likes of Fortune 100 companies, public entities, privately held firms, and individuals.
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About the Firm
Only nine years younger than the state of Arizona itself, Gust Rosenfeld was the child of a merger between two Phoenix firms as Kibbey, Bennett, Gust and Smith. The firm rose to prominence over the next century, and since 1992, the firm has been known by its current name. With three offices throughout Arizona, Gust Rosenfeld serves clients the likes of Fortune 100 companies, public entities, privately held firms, and individuals.
When the firm formed in 1909, Kibbey, Bennett, Gust & Smith were already well known public figures. At the time of the firm’s inception, Judge Kibbey was hard at work as the legal architect of the Salt River Valley irrigation project which became a national model for water reclamation. Meanwhile, Bennett served as chairman of the Territorial and State Board of Bar Examiners, Gust was Arizona’...
