Firm History

March 11, 1951. (Left to right) Morris K. Udall, Chief
Deputy, and Robert F. Miller, Deputy Pima County
Attorney (both at age 29) during the prosecution of
Bryce Wilson, former Pima County Attorney, for
bribery and conspiracy in the Pima County Superior
Court -- the Honorable Lee Garrett presiding
. Wilson went through two hung juries, but was later
disbarred by the Arizona Supreme Court on the
basis of the trial testimony.

Our law firm is unique. We combine a personal injury practice with a commercial litigation and business law practice. Our team of experienced attorneys, backed up by a full compliment of legal assistants and state-of-the-art technology, enables us to handle an extensive range of substantial and different cases.

The origins of Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman & McAnally go back to 1957 when Robert F. Miller, a plaintiff’s personal injury attorney, and Donald Pitt, a real estate lawyer and businessman, became partners in Merchant, Parkman, Miller & Pitt. In 1964, they formed the partnership of Miller & Pitt.

In 1968, Stanley G. Feldman joined the partnership, and the firm name was changed to Miller, Pitt & Feldman. In 1982, Mr. Feldman left the practice of law to become a Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court, and the firm name became Miller & Pitt, P.C.

In 1989, the name of the firm was changed to Miller, Pitt & McAnally, P.C., in recognition of Dick McAnally’s longstanding prominence.

(Left to right) Donald Pitt, Robert F.
Miller, Stanley G. Feldman. June 21,
1968 when Stanley G. Feldman
joined the firm.

In 1997, Dale Haralson, P.C., and Miller, Pitt & McAnally, P.C., formed a professional limited liability company to better serve clients and referring attorneys, particularly in the areas of catastrophic personal injury and insurance bad faith.

In 2003, the name of the firm was changed to Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman & McAnally, P.L.C., upon Justice Feldman’s return to practice.

These changes represent more than mere name changes. The evolution of this law firm over time has brought a continuing improvement in the firm’s ability to serve our clients and referring attorneys in all areas of law that we practice.

If you think you may have a case and would like to schedule a free consultation with one of our attorneys, please contact our office today.

Stanley G. Feldman -- swearing in ceremonies
before the Arizona Supreme Court, Board of
Supervisors Hearing Room, Pima County Courts
Building, Tucson, Arizona. January 19, 1982.