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Practice Areas: Plaintiff Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Wrongful Death, Dog Bites, Auto Accidents, Truck Accidents, Burn Injuries, and ALL SERIOUS INJURIES.

Additional Information:

Ray Johnson is an experienced, aggressive personal injury attorney who has more than 15 years in the personal injury field.

Ray grew-up in Oregon and moved to Arizona when he was in his early twenties. Ray lived out of the country in the Dominican Republic for 2 years and learned and speaks Spanish fluently. Ray completed his undergraduate collegiate work at Brigham Young University in Utah and then went on to achieve his Juris Doctorate at Rutgers University School of Law in Camden, New Jersey.

While in law school, Ray clerked for a Federal District Court judge in the Southern Judicial District of New Jersey. Ray was admitted in 1999 to the Supreme Court of Arizona and to the Federal District Court of the United States and has aggressively been practicing law ever since. Currently, Ray is a member of the American Bar Association, the American Association for Justice and the Arizona Trial Lawyers Association.

Apart from being such an established personal injury attorney, Ray is also a dedicated family man. He is married and has 4 children–a boy and three girls–who keep him busy outside of the office. He is actively involved in his community and church and enjoys volunteering many hours each week for his friends and neighbors. Ray is and Eagle Scout and is an Endowment Member of the NRA. Besides enjoying his Arizona Diamondbacks season tickets, Ray loves to read and to play basketball and rugby and he has many other hobbies and interests which keep him busy throughout the year.

“I love what I do! I really enjoy working in the personal injury field of law and love to make claims against insurance companies and corporations. I take pride in working with my clients and making them happy – with the goal of having them being lifelong clients of mine.

I enjoy the practice of law and seek to do my very best on every case that I have.”