A new development is stirring the legal landscape in Arizona as the state continues to champion a liberalized legal market. This time, global accounting powerhouse KPMG is eyeing an entry, which could mark a significant shift in the region’s legal services sector. Arizona’s open regulatory framework allows non-legal entities to own law firms, a move that has already attracted interest from the Big Four accounting firms. With potential changes on the horizon, Arizona’s legal market is set to become a testing ground for how traditional law firms might adapt to new, competitive pressures induced by such entries.