Flynn P. Carey is a distinguished attorney specializing in administrative law, criminal defense, and professional license defense, recognized as a Certified Specialist in Administrative Law by the State Bar of Arizona. With a background in management information systems and a cum laude education from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Carey brings a unique blend of technological expertise and legal acumen to his practice, particularly in cases involving complex forensic and regulatory issues.
His approach integrates extensive litigation experience with a deep understanding of the intersection between criminal allegations and professional licensing consequences. Carey frequently advises and represents licensed professionals, educators, students, and individuals facing parallel disciplinary and criminal proceedings. He is adept at managing high-stakes cases across state agencies, professional boards, and courts, and is often retained as an expert witness or co-counsel in matters involving technology, healthcare, and family law complexities.
Services Offered
- Administrative Law and License Defense
- Professional Licensing Board Representation
- Criminal Defense (felony and misdemeanor charges)
- Vehicular Crimes and DUI Defense
- School Discipline and Title IX Litigation
- Education Law (suspension/expulsion hearings, grade challenges)
- White Collar Criminal Defense
- Government Investigations
- Civil Litigation (racketeering, fraud, shareholder oppression)
- Family Law Support (domestic relations, orders of protection)
- Expert Witness Testimony
- Electronic Discovery and Technology-Related Litigation
- Representation Before Arizona Department of Transportation
- Defense of Healthcare Professionals (peer review, standard of care allegations)
- Juvenile Delinquency Proceedings
- OSHA Violation Defense
- Good Cause Exception Petitions
- Professional Association Hearings
Carey is actively involved in professional organizations, including the Arizona Society of Healthcare Attorneys and the Maricopa County Bar Association, where he previously served as President. He is a frequent speaker and author on topics ranging from HIPAA compliance to the intersection of criminal and administrative law, and his practice is focused primarily in Arizona, representing clients before numerous state boards and agencies.
