W. Reed Campbell is an attorney with the same Beaugureau, Hancock, Stoll, and Schwartz firm best known as the home of David Stoll.
Due to his association with Stoll and his firm, he has a small but impressive list of clients. These include future veterinary professor Sarah Carotenuto in the famous apricot pit near-euthanasia incident (18-93), Cameron Folkers in a disturbing euthanasia that allegedly involved attempted smothering followed by a bullet to a horse's head (18-94), and opthalmologist and top veterinarian Paul Barrett in an alleged midair dog-strangling in his own specialty clinic (20-15).
W Reed Campbell defended veterinarians in about 6.8% of cases in our Tails of Woe.
We've tallied up a list of W Reed Campbell's clients from our collected public records. For a more detailed list showing each complaint, respondent, and premises, view the Client History.
The following veterinarians were most frequently represented by W Reed Campbell:
| Respondent | Count |
|---|---|
| Melvin Paquin | 2 |
| Adriana Stinnett | 1 |
| Cameron Folkers | 1 |
| Christopher Coverdill | 1 |
| Christopher Tobe | 1 |
| Courtnee Morton | 1 |
| Hanna Canfield | 1 |
| Jennifer Starkel | 1 |
| Kimberly Olson | 1 |
| Sarah Carotenuto | 1 |
Veterinarians represented by W Reed Campbell were most likely to work at one of the following veterinary premises:
| Premises | Count |
|---|---|
| VetMed | 5 |
| VCA Valley Animal Hospital | 4 |
| AZPetVet Las Sendas Animal Hospital | 2 |
| Animal Medical Center of Surprise | 2 |
| Augusta Ranch Animal Hospital | 2 |
| Fletcher Heights Animal Hospital | 2 |
| AZPetVet Madison Animal Hospital and Grooming | 1 |
| Durango Equine Veterinary Clinic | 1 |
| Northern Equine | 1 |
| Pet Urgent Care | 1 |