Kevin Quigley practices in the area of commercial litigation and administrative and regulatory law. His litigation practice has an emphasis in consumer lending, property disputes, defamation, and contract and lease disputes. Mr. Quigley’s regulatory practice centers on privately owned public utilities in matters before and in relation to the Arizona Corporation Commission. He has also represented independent power producers and other interested parties in various aspects of the competitive electric market and the siting of merchant power plants by Arizona Corporation Commission. Mr. Quigley also represents direct sales and multilevel marketing clients to ensure compliance with state and federal law. His recent experience includes:

• Defense of consumer financial services companies involving FCRA, FDCPA, and state law claims.
  
  
• Representation of direct sales company in federal class action “Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act” lawsuit in the Central District of California.
  
  
• Representation of direct sales company in federal class action alleging breach of warranty.
  
  
• Representation of multilevel marketing companies in relation to federal and state regulatory compliance.
  
  
• Representation of nutraceutical manufacturer in international arbitration regarding exclusive distributorships.
  
  
• Defense of international corporation in defamation lawsuit.
  
  
• Representation of internet direct sales companies in internet defamation lawsuits.
  
  
• Representation of independent power producer and other interested parties in siting merchant power plants and transmission lines in Arizona.