Joseph Rousos-Hammond

Attorney

Practice Areas:

Joseph’s practice is in litigation, with a focus in employment, labor, and commercial litigation. He is especially interested in confronting novel and challenging legal issues in cases of first impression and appeals.

 

Originally from Tucson, Joseph is a professional violinist who serves as Principal Second Violin of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra. When not in the office or on stage, he enjoys hiking, backpacking, and Arizona basketball.

Bar Admissions:

Education

  • Indiana University, BM with Distinction, 2010
  • Roosevelt University, MM, 2012
  • University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, JD, Cum Laude, 2023
  • Senior Articles Editor, Arizona Law Review
  • Student Fellow, Journal of Appellate Practice and Process
  • Workers’ Rights Clinic
  • Writing Fellow
  • Fegtly Moot Court Competition
  • Suzanne Rabe Award for Best Brief
  • F. Britton Burns Award for Best Argument in the Final Round
  • CALI Awards: Legal Research, Analysis, and Communication I and II; Advanced Legal Writing; Law and Finance of Banking

Court Admissions

  • Supreme Court of Arizona
  • U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona

Other Experience:

  • Tucson Symphony Orchestra Board of Trustees

Education

  • Indiana University, BM with Distinction, 2010
  • Roosevelt University, MM, 2012
  • University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, JD, Cum Laude, 2023
  • Senior Articles Editor, Arizona Law Review
  • Student Fellow, Journal of Appellate Practice and Process
  • Workers’ Rights Clinic
  • Writing Fellow
  • Fegtly Moot Court Competition
  • Suzanne Rabe Award for Best Brief
  • F. Britton Burns Award for Best Argument in the Final Round
  • CALI Awards: Legal Research, Analysis, and Communication I and II; Advanced Legal Writing; Law and Finance of Banking

Court Admissions

  • Supreme Court of Arizona
  • U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona