Two-State Reach
Licensed in both Arizona and Texas, Magnus Law handles disputes and transactions on either side of the state line without handing your matter off.
Magnus Law represents contractors, homeowners, businesses, policyholders, and injured people in construction disputes, insurance bad faith litigation, Purchaser Dwelling Act claims, and personal injury cases — from contract to courtroom.
Licensed in Arizona & Texas
Defect claims, payment disputes, mechanics’ liens, ROC matters, and Purchaser Dwelling Act cases for contractors, subcontractors, and owners.
Learn more →Holding insurers accountable when claims are wrongfully denied, delayed, or underpaid — coverage analysis and bad faith litigation for policyholders.
Learn more →Advocacy for people hurt by someone else’s negligence, from investigation and medical lien resolution through settlement or trial.
Learn more →Trial counsel through every phase of a dispute: demand, discovery, motion practice, arbitration, mediation, and trial.
Learn more →Entity formation, contracts, and resolution of partnership and commercial disputes for closely held companies.
Learn more →Licensed in both Arizona and Texas, Magnus Law handles disputes and transactions on either side of the state line without handing your matter off.
Founded by an attorney with a business background, the firm approaches every matter with your bottom line in view — efficient, practical, and direct.
Ryan D. Bailey has represented clients in all phases of civil litigation. When a fair resolution isn’t offered, the firm is prepared to try the case.
Arizona’s mandatory notice-and-repair process for construction defect claims — what homeowners and builders each need to know.
Read article →When your insurer denies, delays, or lowballs a valid claim, A.R.S. § 20-461 and Arizona’s bad faith tort change the equation.
Read article →The contractor’s checklist, the owner-occupied dwelling exception, and what owners can do about fraudulent liens.
Read article →Call, email, or send the details through our contact form — we respond promptly.