Tamara Crolla

Tami's life ambition to become a lawyer began at the age of 8 after the dozenth time someone said: "you sure like to argue, you should be a lawyer when you grow up." She has now been successfully arguing and advocating on behalf of her clients for nearly 20 years and her passion for fighting for others has only grown stronger in that time.

Tami was born, raised, and educated in Wyoming where she attended the University of Wyoming to earn a bachelor's degree in English and a juris doctorate with honors in 2005. During law school, Tami achieved the exam high A in three subjects and won the Client Counseling Competition in 2003.

Tami practiced law in Wyoming for almost 17 years before moving to Arizona early in 2022. She is an experienced litigator who has handled a wide variety of cases, including criminal defense and prosecution, business litigation, real property litigation, bankruptcy, foreclosures, family law, contested adoptions, employment discrimination, probate, and personal injury. Tami has helped recover millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts for her injured clients in Wyoming and Colorado. In 2021, she second-chaired a trial in Casper, Wyoming in which a motorcyclist was killed in a vehicle-motorcycle collision in a construction zone where the jury awarded the family $2.2 million for the wrongful death of their beloved husband and father.

Tami is new to Arizona and is excited to be a part of Faith, Ledyard & Faith's team. In her leisure time, she likes to play violin, golf, and spend time with her husband and three children.