Frazier Law PLLC Welcomes Nicholas J. Walter as Partner


Frazier Law PLLC is pleased to announce that Nicholas J. Walter has joined the firm as a Partner, effective November 9, 2026. Nick joins the firm’s Business Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution practice and brings something increasingly rare: a practice built around actually trying cases. He will serve as Frazier Law’s Chief Trial Counsel. His work spans commercial litigation, business disputes, and tort claims.
Nick comes to Frazier Law from Moyes Sellers & Hendricks in Phoenix, where he handled all phases of litigation, mediation, and arbitration for individuals, small businesses, and large national companies in industries including construction, energy, healthcare, service industries, utilities, and real estate. While many litigators spend their careers avoiding the courtroom, Nick energetically seeks it out. He has first-chaired jury trials to unanimous verdicts, including a $2.26 million tortious interference verdict in 2024 that ranked among the ten largest civil verdicts in Arizona that year.
Nick has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America®: Ones to Watch in Commercial Litigation and Business Organizations (2026) and as a Super Lawyers® Rising Star (2024–2026). He earned his J.D., cum laude, from Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, where he later served as head coach of the Trial Team from 2021 to 2023.
Nick’s arrival is also a reunion. He has been friends and colleagues with many of the firm’s attorneys for years, going back to their days at Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, where he and Grant Frazier, Brennan Bowen, Maddalena Savary, John Thorpe, Steven Laxton, Allison Martin, and Parker Jackson were all members of the Federalist Society. Nick and Grant also co-authored a law journal article, “Regulatory Sandboxes,” published in the Dartmouth Law Journal in 2021.
“Nick and I go back to our law school days, and I have wanted him on our team for years,” said Managing Partner Grant Frazier. “Plenty of litigators say they try cases; Nick actually does, and he thrives on it. When a client’s case cannot be resolved on fair terms, he is exactly who you want standing in front of the jury. Our clients are in very good hands.”
“Many of Frazier Law’s attorneys have been my friends since law school, and the firm’s client-first approach made this an easy decision,” said Walter. “I’m a trial lawyer. I love trying cases. Frazier Law wants me in the courtroom doing exactly that for our clients. I’m excited to build a thriving trial practice alongside people I have known and admired for years.”
Read Nick’s full bio here.





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