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Travis J. Sorenson is a licensed attorney in Utah and Idaho, and represents clients in accident injury cases. His office is located in Murray, Utah.. Travis began his career in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho where he focused his practice on civil litigation, real property, and contract law. He has successfully advocated for his clients in personal injury cases and other civil litigation matters including: quiet title and partition actions, nuisance claims, property and breach of contract disputes, construction defect actions, and business related tort claims. In addition, he has experience assisting homeowners’ associations with governance, and enforcing restrictive covenants. In serving his clients, Travis has gained extensive experience in litigation, and a great knowledge of personal injury law.. Travis is a graduate of Creighton University School of Law, where he served as an Editor on the Creighton Law Review, completed an internship with a county judge, and worked as a law clerk at the Civil Division of the Douglas County Attorney’s Office, in Omaha Nebraska.. During his free time, Travis enjoys spending time with his wife, and children. He also enjoys spending time with family and friends camping, riding dirt bikes, and skiing.. Bar Admissions:

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Michelle Badger Robison went to law school with a passion for law and a drive to help fellow citizens navigate the complex legal system which many people face on a daily basis. She is a compassionate and dedicated individual, committed to providing detail oriented legal counseling and services.. Michelle earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Utah, S.J.Quinney College of Law. While there, she received awards for her work in many areas including her skills in mediation, her pro bono services, and for her contribution in aiding veterans navigating the complex legal issues relating to their service and their earned benefits.. While in law school Michelle worked closely with faculty and staff to create a legal clinic for veterans where those who have served our country can go for free legal advice. Michelle currently hosts weekly sessions where she is available to answer the many legal questions that veterans have regarding various areas of law including family law, military benefits, estate planning, and minor criminal issues among many others.. Michelle operates her own practice where she offers clients dedication and experience in various areas of the law such as family law, estate planning, debt collection, and bankruptcy. Michelle went to law school with the goal to help our society through the use of law and sees every case as a possibility to accomplish that goal. Michelle knows that a “one-size-fits-all” approach to law is not effective and she is passionate about finding the right solution for each client on an individual basis.

Jeremy Pruitt was born and raised in Murray, Calloway County, Kentucky. Jeremy attended and graduated from Calloway County High School. Jeremy is excited to return to his hometown of Murray and bring his big city firm experience and resources back to Murray to serve the people of Murray and Western Kentucky. Jeremy’s practice areas are broad, but he concentrates his practice in three (3) primary areas: litigation (including civil, family, and criminal), personal injury, and business law.. Jeremy’s legal experience began immediately upon graduating high school and throughout college when he worked part-time as a law clerk for a small firm in his hometown of Murray, Kentucky. At the same time, Jeremy attended college at Murray State University where he graduated cum laude with a B.S. in Political Science. After graduation, Jeremy attended Salmon P. Chase College of Law where he obtained his Juris Doctor degree.. While in law school, Jeremy completed two (2) extensive summer internships with the Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy’s Newport, Kentucky trial office where is assisted in defending adult and juvenile clients in criminal cases. In August 2016 Jeremy began working for the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky law firm of Gatlin Voelker as a law clerk where he gained extensive experience by assisting attorneys in multiple areas of practice including business law, complex litigation, insurance litigation, municipality law, criminal law, family law, estate planning and probate, appellate practice, and more. Jeremy was an attorney at Gatlin Voelker for a short period before returning to Murray to establish his own practice.. Jeremy is married to his wife, Laiken, and they have one child, Luke. Jeremy, Laiken, and Luke reside in Murray, Kentucky. Jeremy enjoys spending time with family, golfing, fishing, and attending/watching UK and Murray State sporting events.

Jeff has earned a state-wide reputation as a personal injury attorney. In 1999, Jeff was elected to the Board of Governors of what is currently known as the Kentucky Justice Association.  Jeff has been unanimously elected as the 1st District Vice President of that organization for the past several years.  The Kentucky Justice Association is an association of attorneys throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky dedicated to representing people who have been injured or disabled and to preserving the civil jury trial system.. In addition, Jeff is a founding member of the Kentucky Workers’ Association. Jeff was unanimously elected as President of the Kentucky Workers’ Association from 2011 through 2015, when he decided to no longer seek the president’s position. The Kentucky Workers’ Association is a group of attorneys dedicated to assisting individuals who have been injured on the job in pursuing workers’ compensation claims and working to try to better the benefits for the injured workers in Kentucky.. Jeff's reputation as a workers compensation, social security, and trial attorney has gained him a reputation that extends far outside of Western Kentucky.  Jeff receives calls from attorneys from all over the state of Kentucky and even from other states asking him to represent their family, friends, and clients.. Jeff is so well thought of that he is frequently asked to speak at continuing legal education seminars training other attorneys in Kentucky how to properly pursue workers comopensation, social security and personal injury claims.. In addition to his private practice, Jeff was a part-time prosecutor for more than 12 years.  During this time, Jeff conducted more jury trials and bench hearings than a lot of attorneys experience in a life time.  This allowed Jeff to hone his craft, so that he can be a more effective advocate in the courtroom for his clients.

I help clients register and protect their patents, trademarks, and copyrights.  I also help clients minize risk in branding decision and product design.. Working as an IP attorney is a natural extension of my love of designing, machining, and building new things.  My hobbies include automobile construction and restoration, radio control model airplanes, rocketry, and ceramics.  I have learned CAD design, CNC machining, welding, and fabrication techniques as I have design and fabricated car, airplane and engine parts from steel, aluminum and plastics.  I have built a 1965 A/C Cobra replica.  I have designed, built and flown dozens of radio control model airplanes and rockets.  I enjoy ceramics; making ceramic sculpture and vases and formulating ceramic glazes.

I have lived in Utah my whole life.  I never realized what a beautiful State we live in until I started riding a motorcycle around the back roads of Utah twelve years ago.  We live in one of the most incredible states in the Country.. My work with DeBry and Associates has been a major part of my life. I have worked here for nearly thirty years.  I have represented over a thousand people and I can say that I have met over a thousand new friends as a result.  My clients are not just files on my desk.  We quickly build a strong relationship where I hope I get to understand how the accident/injury has really impacted their lives and the lives of their family.. My wife and I just celebrated our thirty second anniversary. We both try to be involved in our Community by volunteering with different associations.  Utah is our home both personally and professionally, I try to help Utahns and my clients live happy productive lives

I have been a bankruptcy attorney for over 20 years, and have dedicated my career to getting people out of difficult situations.  In my free time I regularly play racquetball, snow ski, wakeboard, play basketball, hike, mountain bike, and spend every hour I can doing activities with my family.  I have spent years volunteering in various community capacities and have spent countless hours taking youth groups camping and training them how to enjoy the outdoors.  All of the activities help provide me with the balance I need to have the energy necessary to provide my legal clients the quality representation they need.

Brad Voss was born in the Salt Lake Valley and graduated from Hillcrest High School. He served in the United States Air Force and was awarded a bachelor’s in Middle East Studies from the University of Utah. After spending over a decade as a Licensed Massage Therapist, he returned to the U and earned a Juris Doctor from the S.J. Quinney School of Law.Brad was assigned as the executor and trustee when a friend died of malaria. That estate owned 6 residential properties in 6 different states, 2 international patents, and various other complexities with the beneficiaries living in Russia. He learned a lot about property law, estates, and trusts through that first hand experience. This experience contributed to the decision to enter law school.Brad and his wife experienced the loss of their first child when they were much younger, which intensified and emphasized in them their concern and care for their living children. Brad is motivated to resolve divorces quickly – particularly when children are involved. It is better for everyone if the parties can get through their divorce quickly and get back to doing what is most important in their lives.In his spare time, Brad enjoys riding his bicycle, woodworking, and playing games with his family.

Alyssa Beard is experienced in Family and Domestic Relations Law, Criminal Law, and Juvenile Law. Alyssa was born and raised in Utah and attended the University of Utah for her Bachelor of Arts in Political Sciences, Sociology and a Criminology Certification. Upon graduation, Alyssa began work with the Utah Division of Child and Family Services as a Social Service Worker. This further aided in Alyssa in her passion and drive in advocating for those who are disadvantaged, which lead her to attend University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, where she excelled in her pursuits.. During her attendance at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, Alyssa completed internships as a Law Clerk at Utah Indigent Defense Commission and later with a law firm, an internship as a law clerk assisting in the defense of clients in Federal criminal cases, and as a Student Clinician with Rocky Mountain Innocence Center.. Alyssa graduated with High Honors from the S.J. Quinney College of law, where she received recognition for her outstanding achievements such as the 2020 Outstanding Clinical Student Award for her work with the Rocky Mountain Innocence Center, a CALI award in Juvenile Law, and an OAA Award in White-Collar Crimes. As an attorney focused on Family and Domestic Relations Law and Criminal Law, Alyssa is a committed and fierce advocate for her clients’ rights and interests.