Weiss Brown Featured in Phoenix Business Journal’s List of Largest Phoenix-Area Merger & Acquisition Practices

Marking a decade of recognition, leading Arizona business and technology law firm Weiss Brown has been named to the Phoenix Business Journal’s list of the Valley’s largest Mergers & Acquisitions Law Practices, securing the No. 3 spot for 2026. 

The ranking reflects the strength of the firm’s M&A practice and its valuable role in counseling organizations through complex transactions – having advised on $161 million in statewide M&A deals in 2025 alone. From company formation and financing through strategic acquisitions and sales, Weiss Brown pairs sophisticated legal counsel with practical business experience to help clients navigate pivotal stages of growth. 

“This recognition speaks to the outstanding team we’ve built and the trust our clients continue to place in us,” said Scott Weiss, Co-Founder of Weiss Brown. “I’m fortunate to work alongside our team who brings the deep transactional insight companies need to structure every deal with confidence, scale intentionally and keep Phoenix’s business community moving forward.” 

View the complete 2026 list and learn more about the firm’s M&A practice. 

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