Boone Cragun

Boone Cragun became a Southern Arizona Managing Attorney at Goldberg & Osborne in 2021. He has been litigating cases in Arizona since he became a member of the State Bar of Arizona in 2011, and originally joined Goldberg & Osborne in 2017 practicing personal injury law with the Goodyear and Maryvale offices.

Mr. Cragun was born and raised in northern Utah. After a two-year religious sabbatical in the Philippines, Mr. Cragun attended Weber State University in Ogden, Utah where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Finance in 2003. He continued his education in Oklahoma and graduated with a law degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2006.

While in law school, Mr. Cragun served as the Articles Editor for the American Indian Law Review and published an article addressing sacred site protection and the Arizona Snowbowl (A Snowbowl Déjà Vu: The Battle between Native American Tribes and the Arizona Snowbowl Continues. American Indian Law Review, 30(1), 165-183.)

From 2007 through 2017, Mr. Cragun was employed with Farmers Insurance in Las Vegas, Nevada as a trial attorney where he tried over 30 cases to verdict. During his time with Farmers insurance, Mr. Cragun successfully defended his clients in personal injury and negligence actions. Mr. Cragun’s experience and time with Farmers Insurance provide him with knowledge of how insurance companies evaluate personal injury and negligence cases. After nearly a decade of seeing insurance companies take advantage of injured victims, Mr. Cragun decided to use his skills to help injured clients pursue the compensation they deserve for their injuries. Mr. Cragun’s clients benefit from his vast legal experience over the years and trust him to successfully handle their personal injury claims.

When not in the office, Mr. Cragun spends his time with his wife and three kids. As an avid boater, his family spends many of the weekends at the lake relaxing and enjoying watersports. As a youth mentor in his church, Mr. Cragun devotes time to helping teenage boys develop life and social skills to become successful contributors to society.