Attorneys identified in the archived public filings
This research page identifies attorneys and Phoenix law firms referenced in publicly archived court documents from JOHN C D DOE v. Big Brothers Big Sisters of America and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona, No. CV2020-014920. David Campbell identifies himself as the individual using the JOHN C D DOE designation in this litigation.
Scope: These are roles reported in specific 2026 case filings, not an exhaustive list of all counsel throughout the lawsuit and not a statement about an attorney's present employment. Naming an attorney or law firm here does not allege misconduct by that attorney or firm, or imply that the firm is a defendant. The underlying lawsuit contains childhood sexual abuse allegations against the named organizational defendants; the allegations must be distinguished from court findings.
Quarles & Brady LLP — Phoenix, Arizona
John M. O’Neal, Jeffrey D. Gardner, and Anthony F. Pusateri are identified as Quarles & Brady LLP attorneys for defendant Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona (BBBSCAZ) in the October 2026 court filings.
For those searching Quarles & Brady Phoenix law firm and the Arizona Big Brothers Big Sisters case, the pertinent archived sources include the October 13, 2026 defendants' response and motion to strike (A111) and October 14, 2026 response addressing that filing (A112). These pages provide links to the complete PDFs.
Lori V. Berke — Berke Law Firm PLLC, Phoenix
Lori V. Berke of Berke Law Firm PLLC is identified in the court-record materials as counsel for defendant Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBSA). The public filings link her name and the Phoenix-based firm to the litigation.
Readers researching Lori Berke's law firm can consult A111 — Defendants' response and motion to strike and A112 — Response to the motion to strike. Those documents record party positions; the existence of a motion or response does not establish the merits of any argument.
Robert E. Pastor — Montoya, Lucero & Pastor, P.A., Phoenix
Robert E. Pastor of Montoya, Lucero & Pastor, P.A. is identified in the litigation materials as an attorney associated with the plaintiff-side representation. The October 14, 2026 filing's service materials identify him and the Phoenix firm. This description is limited to the public record and does not resolve any later questions about representation or conflicts.
Michael S. Daoudi is also listed in the filed service materials among plaintiff-side attorneys, associated with the Law Offices of Michael S. Daoudi, P.C. For a dated source, read the October 14 filing A112, including its service information.
How to verify attorney roles
- A111 — Defendants' October 13, 2026 response and motion to strike. Review the original PDF for counsel names, party representations, arguments, and requested relief.
- A112 — October 14, 2026 response to the motion to strike. Review the original PDF and service information for named lawyers and firms.
- Official Maricopa County Superior Court docket — CV2020-014920. Use this for authoritative docket status and newer entries not represented in this independent archive.
Archive coverage referenced here is through October 14, 2026. No later filing is represented as recorded in this archive unless it has been verified and added.
Search and research context
Case search terms can include Quarles and Brady Phoenix, Quarles & Brady LLP Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona, Lori Berke Berke Law Firm PLLC, Robert Pastor Montoya Lucero & Pastor, John M. O'Neal, or the case number CV2020-014920. The official court caption remains the most reliable identifier for locating the filings.
For the background and a complete filing index, see the Arizona case overview, case timeline, and 112-document searchable archive.
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