Top Litigation Lawyers in ZIP 84101 | 14 available

With more than four decades at the trial bar, Mark A. Larsen brings deep experience to every commercial litigation matter he handles for Larsen & Rico. He represents entrepreneurs, wealthy individuals and established businesses throughout Utah and around the country, having tried complex, high-value cases from coast to coast. His professional peers have named him a Super Lawyer in the Mountain States edition and granted him Martindale-Hubbell’s AV® Distinguished™ Peer Review rating for integrity and skill. Among his landmark successes, Mr. Larsen and his team won a $20.7 million jury verdict for a developer in Salt Lake County’s Third Judicial District Court in 2009. He has since amassed numerous multimillion-dollar resolutions and defense victories, consistently safeguarding the interests of Utah’s business community and beyond.

Jeremy C. Sink has practiced law in Utah since 2003.   He is married and has five children.  His job and family keep him very busy.  Jeremy enjoys "trips" with his family and "vacation" with his wife.  Jeremy has experience litigating complex bankruptcy and corporate cases. His practice areas include Bankruptcy, Creditor and Debtor Rights, Business and Corporate Law, Litigation, Collections, , Personal Injury, Real Property Law, Trademark Law, and Trust and Estate Planning.

I have extensive experience representing a diverse clientele with high-impact legal decisions in complex commercial and general litigation disputes, and advise clients on transactional/commercial matters. I take seriously the responsibility and privilege to pursue and defend the rights and interests of a diverse clientele—from construction companies to high-end antique car dealers, from event coordinators to trucking companies, from insurance agencies to associations of local governments.I am known for my client-centered approach of conflict resolution, with a focus on effective, efficient, and responsive representation catered to each client’s specific needs. I am a driven achiever with a proven ability to succeed in a dynamic and challenging environment, both independently and collaboratively. With an emphasis on a proactive working style with sound judgment and strategic thinking, my clients have benefited from my zealous advocacy and have described me as “an excellent advocate,” “impeccable,” “pivotal,” “responsive,” and “trustworthy.". Recognized by my peers as a Mountain States Super Lawyers “Rising Star” and by Utah Business Magazine as “Utah Legal Elite,” I am licensed to practice in Utah State and Federal Courts and in the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.

I am a trial lawyer who helps businesses and individuals in complex legal matters.  I  have chaired nearly two dozen jury trials with great success, and have appeared in court hundreds of times to argue my clients' positions.  I am creative and work hard to maximize my clients' interests.

I am a shareholder at Prince Yeates. My law practice centers primarily on commercial litigation, though I also represent corporate clients in business law and non-litigation matters.. In litigation, I have second-chaired several trials, briefed several appeals, argued dispositive motions, taken and defended depositions, and successfully settled numerous cases in mediation and through negotiations.. Outside of litigation, I have negotiated and drafted numerous contracts, and counseled corporate clients in business formations, trademark applications and renewals, and other business transactions.

Heidi Goebel is licensed to practice law in 5 states. She is a founder and the managing partner of  the firm.   She has tried several major cases to verdict in state court and through arbitration and is skilled in handling large, complex litigation. She enjoys helping her clients find satisfying resolutions to their legal problems.

Andy Deiss has over 27 years of trial experience and has broad based litigation experience representing both plaintiffs and defendants in state and federal court cases involving trade secrets, anti-trust, employment, contracts, non-solicitation and non-competition, business torts, defamation, and personal injury.. Mr. Deiss is an adjunct professor at the University of Utah and is an instructor at the National Institute for Trial Advocacy.