Jay Rademacher is a partner in the Phoenix office of Lewis Brisbois and a distinguished member of the Medical Malpractice and Long-Term Care Practices. With primary areas of practice encompassing healthcare, medical malpractice, and long-term care, Jay also adeptly handles matters in general liability, products liability, and civil rights and police litigation defense.

As a former prosecutor with over 15 years of experience, Jay Rademacher is a seasoned trial lawyer known for his exceptional litigation skills. He has successfully litigated over 60 felony jury trials to verdict, many of which involved complex and high-profile homicide cases. Specializing in domestic violence, elder abuse, child abuse, and child homicide cases, Jay has honed his ability to present intricate medical testimony to lay jurors, expertly utilizing and cross-examining medical experts on a wide array of issues.

In his current practice, Jay defends a diverse range of clients within the healthcare industry, including doctors, healthcare providers, and medical facilities. He represents healthcare providers in regulatory matters before state licensing boards and handles wrongful death lawsuits with a strategic and results-oriented approach. His extensive trial experience and profound understanding of medical and legal complexities enable him to craft innovative legal strategies that secure the most advantageous outcomes for his clients.

Jay Rademacher's compelling communication skills and unwavering commitment to excellence make him a formidable advocate for his clients, ensuring they receive top-tier legal representation in even the most challenging cases. Whether defending against high-stakes medical malpractice claims or navigating complex professional  board issues, Jay's dedication to achieving justice and protecting his clients' interests is unwavering.

Admissions

• State Bar Admissions
  • Arizona
• United States District Courts
  • United States District Court for the District of Arizona

Education

Thomas M. Cooley Law School

Michigan State University

Representative Matters

Arizona appeals court clears Peoria senior facility in accidental scooter death, February 11, 2025

Television Appearance

• Prop 313 will send child sex traffickers to prison for life, but what about those trapped in the ring?

• Why suspected police officer killer was indicted for first-degree murder

• Court finds Phoenix mom who killed 3 sons ‘guilty except insane’

• Gang charges in Gilbert Goons cases would add to sentences

• Are Arizona drivers who strike and kill cyclists being held accountable? Some cyclists say no
  • Jay R. Rademacher Television Appearance