Former Glendale city attorney takes job with Coyotes

By Paul Giblin | The Arizona Republic

Attorney Craig Tindall, who was waived by Glendale in the spring, now is starting for the Phoenix Coyotes.

The former city attorney, who was involved in negotiations with various potential ownership groups for the Coyotes for years, took a position with the team Tuesday. The city and NHL had sought new owners since 2009.

Tindall is serving as general counsel, handling work excluding player contracts.

“I’m being a lawyer. I’ve got to be a lawyer somewhere,” he told The Arizona Republic.

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August 26, 2013

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