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You have turned your passion into the business of your dreams. I can help you with the legal issues that arise from the day to day business of being a business owner.  Should the need arise in which you find you need an aggressive advocate to protect your interests just call.

With 20 trials underneath my belt, I can confidently say that I am an effective and dynamic litigator. I have successfully litigated matters from the smallest child custody matters to dividing businesses and assets worth millions of dollars.  You will find me to be a thoughtful litigator, who is aggressive when necessary. I will work with you to develop a case plan to either settle matters in the early stages or to aggressively litigate the matter to trial in the most effective manner possible. I strongly believe that a case is won through proactive planning and executing this plan with precision.. My goal in any case is to make sure you are comfortabe and that your voice is heard. I strive to provide excellent communication with my clients, to timely respond to their inquiries, and to do my best to ensure this complex process is understandable. While the divorce process can be heartwrenching, I know that a successful attorney will help you through both the highs and lows of the litigation process.

We protect people from big corporations, insurance companies, irresponsible parties and the government.  That’s what we mean when we say we are Utah’s public protection law firm.  We use the law to protect people from the dangers of other people or companies that can do them harm.  Nobody plans for a doctor to kill or maim their child, or to be slammed into by a drunk driver, or to be harassed by the police or a predatory lender.  But it happens in Utah every day.  Our mission is to protect the rights of the individual against bigger and more powerful entities by using the law as the great equalizer.  If you are being bullied, call us, we’ll stand up for your rights.

Utah divorce lawyer Russell Gray enjoys helping people solve their problems. That is why he practices family law. As heartbreaking as divorce can be, he knows he has the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on his clients’ lives.. “I find it very rewarding to help a client accomplish something they didn’t think was possible,” Mr. Gray said.. Mr. Gray takes pride in his creativity. He understands that it sometimes takes some outside-the-box thinking, in order to find a solution to complicated family law matters.. Mr. Gray always warns his clients at the outset that divorce takes a lot of patience and perseverance. There might be some bumps in the road, but it is important to stay focused on the end goal.. “This is a really difficult process,” he said. “It can take a lot of time and a lot of work on my part. There are a lot of ups and downs. But, at the end, your life will be better.”

Salt Lake City business attorney Jason Haymore will be able to provide the experienced representation and legal guidance that your business needs. If you need assistance with a business contract dispute, document preparation matters or need assistance with business formation or any other related legal matter. Call our law firm and schedue a consultation to discuss your case today.

Ryan N. Holtan specializes in criminal defense and trial law. Mr. Holtan grew up in Alaska before attending college in Montana where he raced for Montana State University’s NCAA ski team. After college, Mr. Holtan went to straight to law school at the University of Utah. In his third year of law school, Mr. Holtan elected to participate in a year-long criminal clinic with the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office.. See “No Trial Is Unwinnable“.. Ryan N. Holtan was raised in Alaska and spent his summers fishing and his winters skiing.  School and skiing took him to Montana State University where he raced for their NCAA Division I ski team.  Mr. Holtan graduated with honors from Montana State University in 2006 with a degree in Political Science.  He immediately enrolled in the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah where he focused on criminal and natural resources law.. During his second year of law school Mr. Holtan worked as a law clerk for a large regional Oil & Gas law firm.  In his third year of law school, Mr. Holtan elected to participate in a year-long criminal clinic with the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office.  It was there that he discovered his true passion and love trial law.  While at the District Attorney’s Office, Mr. Holtan prosecuted cases for Salt Lake County and the State of Utah.  He handled difficult and complex  criminal charges from arraignment to trial.  This experience has proven invaluable as it gave him an inside look at the system he would later face across the courtroom.. After graduating from law school at the age of only 24, Mr. Holtan went into private civil practice for a short time but left to pursue his career in criminal defense.  He managed his own criminal law practice and quickly gained a reputation for passionate and professional defense.  Managing his own practice gave him a unique perspective on the law and the opportunity to relate directly to his clients.  But after more than a year Mr. Holtan wanted to spend less time on business and more time on law and his clients.  It was then he joined the team at Pearson, Butler & Carson.  He brought the passion and personal contact that made his own practice successful and gained the support and experience of Pearson Butler.. Mr. Holtan is licensed to practice law in the State and Federal Courts of Utah.  He actively participates in the criminal law community and pro bono projects.  He is extremely excited to be a part of Pearson, Butler & Carson and continue serving his clients and protecting their rights.. Mr. Holtan managed his own criminal defense practice in Salt Lake City before joining the team at Pearson Butler & Carson, PLLC.

Russell Evans graduated from Drake University Law School in Des Moines, Iowa in 1995.  He then returned to Salt Lake City to practice law.  Since that time he has practiced in the following areas: juvenile law, family law, real estate law and bankruptcy.  For the last 13 years, nearly all of his time has been spent working with debtors in both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases.  He has served on the Bankruptcy Rules Committee for several years and is now serving on the Utah Bankruptcy Law Forum committee.  Russell has been involved with the filing of 1000’s of cases and enjoys helping people reorganize their debt and get a fresh start.  “There is not greater professional satisfaction than to see the look of relief on a client’s face when they realize that all is not lost and that the law has provided a way to help them survive their financial crisis.”. Russell Evans attended Brigham Young University where he received a B.A. in Spanish Translation and Interpretation.  Although he was born and raised in Overland Park, Kansas, he has strong Utah roots as both his parents are from Provo, Utah.  He is fluent in Spanish.

Rick was born and raised in Orem, Utah, among the orchards and close to Provo Canyon and the proverbial great outdoors—no doubt where he fine tuned his love of archery, becoming a national archery champion when he was 15 and setting a world record in the animal targeting.. Rick received his BA in political science with an emphasis in Russian language from the University of Utah. After a long and fruitful career in construction, Rick returned, in 1996, to pursue his law degree from the University of Utah College of Law, (now known as SJ Quinney College of Law) — where he served as an award-winning editor-in-chief of the Journal of Contemporary Law. After law school, Rick clerked for the Honorable Russell W. Bench at the Utah Court of Appeals.. “I entered the practice of law later in life after many years working in the construction industry. I wanted a change. As an avid reader, so many of the historical figures I admired were lawyers: Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, James Madison, and Abraham Lincoln. I found their life pursuits interesting and realized that law could be a good foundation for many career pursuits.”. Rick’s practice emphasizes commercial litigation, construction law, contracts, real estate, liens, family law, and equine law. He is experienced in civil trials, mediation, arbitration, and appeals before the Utah Court of Appeals and Utah Supreme Court, covering a broad spectrum of issues.. Rick represents a variety of companies, both large and small, including construction contractors, suppliers, and subcontractors. Rick appreciates the professional relationships he’s forged as a lawyer—serving numerous clients over many years—and counts many of his clients among his friends.. “Folks often think law work is mostly paperwork and courtroom battles… But so much of the work I do in family and construction law is facilitated by the hard work of professional mediators. I am so thankful for the many talented mediators I work with and for their support in finding resolution to the important issues my clients bring to me.”. When Rick isn’t working, you’ll find him riding horses, camping, or hiking. Rick and his wife have three children.

Rebekah became interested in estate planning early in her life following the death of her maternal grandfather. Her grandfather was a hardworking man of means. Unfortunately, he didn't do any estate planning until very near his death, leaving a variety of loose ends that would not be tied up for years. She saw first hand the frustration and emotional strain that resulted from planning so near the end of his life and the almost war like back and forth between her grandfather's attorney and her family following his passing. As a result, Rebekah is passionate about getting estate planning done early and getting it done right.. She is straightforward and earnest in her desire to help her clients make a plan that works for their individual circumstances.. Rebekah is a graduate of the University of Utah, S.J. Quinney School of Law. She is a member of the Utah State Bar. She was born and raised in Oregon but moved to Utah in 2006 to attend Brigham Young University where she studied international relations. Rebekah married Parker Wightman in 2009. The couple has two sons. Rebekah has been interested in estate planning and elder law throughout her education. Rebekah completed an Elder Law internship with Utah Legal Services during her second year of law school. She has been privileged to volunteer for the Wills for Heroes and Serving Our Seniors programs through the Young Lawyers Division of the Utah State Bar.

Quinn's legal practice focuses on representing homeowners' associations, but he also represents individual owners to defend and exercise their rights within community associations. When representing homeowners' associations, Quinn acts as general counsel in advising the association's governing board on how to comply with and enforce their governing provisions in compliance with applicable federal and state statutes, the association's own governing documents, and in the best interests of the community. As a member of his local city council and other community boards, Quinn understands what it is like for members of associations' governing boards to make decisions that affect their neighbors, and he is cognizant of such issues when advising clients on governance issues. He often drafts amendments to associations' governing documents and opinion letters to assist associations in understanding how certain legal provisions apply to a specific association's situation.. Early in his career, Quinn litigated cases involving a variety of general and bankruptcy law issues while representing two Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustees. His litigation efforts currently focus on matters involving community association law and related issues.. Quinn currently serves as the Chair of the Community Association Law Section of the Utah Bar. He is a past president of the Utah Chapter of Community Associations Institute, an organization dedicated to improving community association living in Utah through educational and leadership efforts. He frequently offers instruction at community association events and authors educational articles on issues affecting homeowners' associations.

Prior to joining Rocky Mountain Defenders, P.C., Kevin S. Vander Werff, Sr. worked for approximately 6 years as a full-time criminal defense attorney with Keith Barton & Associates, P.C. and previously as corporate in-house counsel for a technology company.. Mr. Vander Werff has experience in business law, bankruptcy law, insurance defense, criminal law and personal injury law. Kevin Vander Werff currently focuses his efforts as a criminal trial attorney whose practice is limited to criminal defense cases.. Kevin has tried both felony and misdemeanor jury trials and has dealt with a wide range of cases involving everything from sex charges to traffic cases. Many of Kevin's trials involve defending DUI cases. Kevin has received specialized training for DUI defense and has completed the NHTSA course for the Standard Field Sobriety Test (SFST) which is the same training received by police officers who are administering the Sobriety Tests in the field. Kevin has earned a reputation for aggressively defending his clients against criminal charges and is an effective negotiator when you need someone in your corner.. Mr. Vander Werff graduated with his Bachelor's degree in Business Management from Utah Valley State College in 1998. He attended law school at Creighton University School of Law in Omaha, Nebraska and was a visiting student at the J. Reuben Clark School of Law at Brigham Young University, receiving his Juris Doctor degree in 2001 from Creighton University. During law school, he clerked for the Federal Defender of Nebraska, David R. Stickman, where he learned the great importance of protecting constitutional rights of all citizens. While in law school, he served as president of the Intellectual Property Law Society.. Kevin is a member of the Utah Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and admitted to practice law in all state & federal courts in the state of Utah.

Prior to attending lawschool, I was a police officer in Texas (1998-2005).. After graduating from law school I relocated to Utah with my husband, Greg, who is a criminal defense attorney. ()  In 2010 I gave birth to twin sons and currently work part-time practicing family law on my own and also assist my husband with his criminal defense practice.. Working on my own allows me to choose my cases as they come in, allows me to have lower overhead costs resulting in lower prices for clients, and allows me to give special attention to my clients....they are not just a file to me.

Personal interests: When I'm not lawyering I love to ride my road back, ski, and cook. I'm also a huge tennis fan. I dream of attending all 4 grand slam tournaments. So far I've attended the US Open, French Open, and Wimbledon. Austrailia is the only one left.. Professional experience: Randy’s focus is deep but not wide in the area of estate planning. By staying narrowly focused, Randy can advise on estate planning matters from the most simple to the most sophisticated. Randy’s clients include those with modest wealth as well as clients with net worth in the hundreds of millions. Randy has delivered peace of mind to hundreds of clients and has helped many save millions. His specialties include:. Foundational Estate Planning (what most people need)Asset Protection PlanningAdvanced Estate PlanningEstate and Trust AdministrationCharitable PlanningBusiness Entity Selection and Formation. Although I've lived for periods of time in Santiago, Chile, San Antonio Texas and Northern Virginia, Randy is truly at home near the mountains in Utah.

Michael B. Lundberg is a native of Logan, Utah.  After graduating with a BA in History from Brigham Young University, Mike began his legal studies at the University of Utah S. J. Quinney College of Law.  He graduated from the College of Law in 2010 and was admitted to practice law in the state of Utah in February of 2011.. Mike has been practicing exclusively in the area of family law for nearly ten years.  He understands that a family law case involves a person's most important part of their lives, and he takes the responsibility of guiding clients through that process seriously.  His priority is making sure that children are protected and that his clients' rights are secured.. In his spare time, Mike enjoys spending time with his wife and son.  They love trying new restaurants and exploring their community.  Mike is an avid reader of history and biographies, and loves skiing.

Matthew Kuehnl has a passion for helping people. As a family law attorney, he provides both legal and emotional support to clients when they’re going through some of life’s most difficult situations. “This process can be stressful and emotional. I do everything I can to alleviate their fears and concerns.”. Matt’s clients appreciate his open and honest approach, which he credits as the foundation of his relationship with every client. His clients also appreciate that he works tirelessly to achieve successful results, whether he is facilitating a negotiation or fighting for them in court.. Matt has extensive experience in parenting plan issues and often advises his clients on how best to navigate their family law situation without exposing their children to harmful conflict or stress.. “Being a child of divorce and witnessing firsthand the negative impact it can have on families and children, I approach each case with perspective and empathy.”. Matt assists clients in divorce and separation matters, custody and parenting plans, child support, third party custody, and domestic violence issues.. Before becoming an attorney, Matt performed with various choirs around the world. He has Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in vocal performance and has sung in Japan, Korea, Carnegie Hall, St. Paul's Cathedral in London, and in a Sunday Mass at The Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris. He also sang the National Anthem at multiple Utah Jazz games and is an avid basketball fan. He and his wife have three young children and love family activities that tire the little ones out.

Lindsay Jarvis is a fearless and respected trial attorney who knows what it’s like to work on both sides of the courtroom. Why? Lindsay used to be a competitive, award-winning prosecutor. Now, Lindsay puts her hard work, trial experience, and hands-on approach to work as a criminal defense attorney, working for people like you.. As a defense attorney, Lindsay has proven herself to be as compassionate and calming in overwhelming situations, as she is tough and tireless during a fight. Lindsay’s work ethic, in addition to her ability to communicate and relate with ordinary people, makes Lindsay exceptionally unique and overwhelmingly successful.. When you need a defense attorney, you need more than just a lawyer. You need someone who recognizes the complete devastation associated with being charged with a criminal offense and someone who will take the time to explain the nuances of the criminal justice system; a system that can seem completely overwhelming and intimidating at times. Additionally, you need somebody who’s both confident in the courtroom and creative in plea-negotiations. You need someone you can trust, and someone who will passionately advocate for you on your behalf.. When you need a criminal defense attorney, you need Lindsay Jarvis.

LEGAL SERVICES:. We service the legal needs of many national commercial collection agencies as well as a number of local businesses.  Rich is a frequent lecturer for these agencies and other corporate sponsors on a variety of collection issues.  He is listed in several national lists of commercial collection counsel.  Practices throughout the state of Utah but primarily in Salt Lake and Park City.  Rich has been practicing for over three decades.. An experienced Salt Lake City law firm concentrating on commercial litigation and commercial debt collection.. MEDIATOR:. As a successful mediator, Rich is Utah Court Qualified and appears on the Court Roster.  Call for rates.

Kyle Adams is an Equity Partner at the respected law firm of Pearson Butler & Carson, PLLC in Utah. Kyle is currently also working with the boutique litigation law firm of Cherry Johnson Siegmund James in Texas.. As an attorney his main focus is in injury litigation but handles a variety of civil litigation areas. He is drawn to problem solving and helping resolve conflicts, despite the severity.. Above all else, Kyle specializes in complex and contentious litigation. His approach is to always seek for the least confrontational alternative, and more often than not can find a resolution without the necessity of trial and extended litigation. However, Kyle's ability to broker deals should not intimate that he shys away from court, as the opposite is true; Kyle's favorite place to be is in the courtroom. Kyle's mantra is to "talk softly and carry a big stick", and his courtroom presence and ability is the latter.. Immediately before joining PEARSON BUTLER, Kyle was living and working for a large law firm in Washington, D.C. in their international litigation section, focusing on Japan.  He is fluent in Japanese and lived in Japan for two years.  Although he loves the East Coast, Kyle is happy to be in Utah. He was born and raised a Utah football fan, and watching football games with his three sons while holding his new baby daughter is his ideal Saturday afternoon.. Kyle graduated with honors from Drake University Law School, one of the oldest law schools in the nation which is ranked #2 for Practical Training. He received multiple oral advocacy commendations and was in the leadership for many organizations, including the Business Law Society and the J. Reuben Clark Law Society. Prior to law school, Kyle received a business degree from the University of Utah.. Following law school, Kyle worked for a business/tax/estate planning law firm in Salt Lake City. Although he enjoyed the transactional work, especially for businesses, Kyle’s passion is to advocate for clients. This passion led him into opening his own law firm and working a variety of litigation cases. He was happy to consolidate everything into Pearson Butler and ultimately join the equity partnership team after only 2 years with the firm. He attributes his success to an unmatched work ethic and dedication to his clients.

Keith retired from public service in 2013 after serving for 32 years as a police officer, proscutor, a Judge Pro Tem in the Third District Court, an Administrative Law Judge (2 years), a Chief Prosecutor for West Valley City (17 years), a City Attorney, a Justice Court Judge (12 years), mentor judge, a member of the Utah Judicial Council.  During that time period he was head of his own law firm, a certified court mediator, and taught police officers for 20 years at Utah Peace Officer Standards and Training.  He has trained police officers all over the western United States, attorneys, and judges in subjects such as criminal law, criminal procedure, search and seizure, laws of evidence, domestic violence, DUI law, laws of arrest, interrogation, Miranda, motor vehicle law, and testifying in court.  He has successfully argued before the Utah Supreme Court and tried over 10,000 cases at all levels of courts with 500 jury trials in justice and district courts.. Keith has an Associate’s degree in Interpersonal Communication from Ricks College, a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication and a Juris Doctorate from Brigham Young University.  He taught speech, debate and communication courses at BYU and criminal law as an ad junct professor at the J. Reuben Clark School of Law.  He was admitted to the Utah State Bar in 1982.. Keith has thoroughly enjoyed the last 6 years representing clients charged criminally.  In his spare time he enjoys his family (28 grandkids), skiing, and golf.

In June 2014, Mr. Witte became a member (equity partner) with Pearson, Butler & Carson, PLLC, where he is chair for the firm’s litigation department.  Among other things, he provides a wide range of “general counsel” services for businesses, including entrepreneurs and small businesses needing legal support but lacking full-time in-house counsel. He collaborates with other firm specialists to provide a range of support in relation to business planning, financial planning, leases, probate resolution, interstate commerce regulation, tax issues, and family/domestic law.  Mr. Witte also litigates as needed on behalf of the firm.. From 2009-2014, Mr. Witte worked for McCormick Barstow LLP, focusing on complex fraud, business emergency, intellectual property, and complex insurance matters in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Seattle, and Salt Lake City.  He investigated, litigated, and/or settled numerous highly sensitive and confidential difficulties for clients, including prosecution of multi-million dollar disputes on behalf of some of the largest companies in the world.. From 2002-09, Mr. Witte supervised company litigation activities for seven years for a life insurance company in Salt Lake City, Utah. He also served as Associate General Counsel. During his employment, he supervised or provided advice for legal functions in nearly every department of the company at various times: compliance, customer service, leases and contracts, reinsurance, human resources, product development and form design, information technology, marketing, corporate governance, distribution, fraud and claims investigation, anti-money laundering, and regulatory outreach. Mr. Witte also supervised the legal details related to the sale of a high-rise building and related relocation of his company from its headquarters to a new location.. From 2000-2002, Mr. Witte was a commercial litigator with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, in Palo Alto, California.. During the 1999-2000 court term, Mr. Witte was a law clerk for the Honorable Alan Norris, U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, Columbus, Ohio. Mr. Witte has also worked for the Office of Senior Staff Counsel for the U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago, Illinois; the Office of Senior Staff Counsel for the U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver, Colorado; Justice I. Daniel Stewart of the Utah Supreme Court in Salt Lake City, Utah; and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Utah. He assisted with researching and proofreading Chief Judge Posner’s 1996 revision of the Practitioner’s Handbook for Appeals to the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit.. At various times from 1997-1999, Mr. Witte also worked for Senator Robert F. Bennett in Washington, D.C., including assignments for the Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, Subcommittee of Financial Services and Technology; Fiddler, Gonzaléz & Rodríguez, in San Juan, Puerto Rico; and Kim & Chang, in Seoul, Korea.. Mr. Witte is also a noted litigator and scholar regarding parental rights, education, and institutional reform issues. He has lectured widely and authored seven law review articles on such topics. He has participated in litigations before various local, state and federal courts, primarily in California, Utah, and nearby western states.. Mr. Witte is admitted to practice law in the States of California and Utah, U.S. Federal District Court of Utah, all U.S. District Courts of California, and U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. In addition to Mr. Witte’s concentration in Insurance Coverage, Insurance Bad Faith, and Subrogation, he has experience in ERISA, Civil Litigation, Financial Planning, Business Planning, Entrepreneurial Needs, Leases, Construction, Probate, Interstate Commerce Regulation, Tax, and Family Law.

I was born and raised in South Jordan, UT and that is where I live now. I worked in corporate America for nearly 10 years before I decided to pursue my dream of becoming an attorney. My family and I moved to Kansas in 2009 so I could attend law school. I get a great deal of satisfaction from interacting with my clients and helping them obtain the results they need. I enjoy spending time with my family, playing sports, cooking, and reading.

I started my career working in complex commercial litigation. In my early career, my work primarily focused on assisting large corporate entities litigate significant insurance policies. Although the work was sophisticated, I knew it was missing the human element that I desired. Once I realized this I made a concious decision to transition my practice to focus primarily on domestic litigation.. Today, the bulk of my practice consists of domestic litigation, which includes divorce, custody actions, child support actions, modification and order enforcement. I know that divorce and custody issues are often the most emotionally and financially stressful times in my clients' lives and I take great pride in walking them through the process.. I pride myself on being a pragmatic problem solver and am constantly looking for solutions that are in my clients' best interest. Not all situations require a "scorched earth" approach, but some do. I understand the difference between cases that require a delicate touch and those that need aggressive litigation and tailor strategy to suit my clients' needs.

I grew up in a small-town of 2,500 people in Milton, Wisconsin. I started my legal career as a legal secretary in Elkhorn, Wisconsin while attending college at the University of Wisconsin. Utah has been my home since 1997 after moving to Salt Lake City to attend the University of Utah College of Law. My daughter accompanied me to my first year of law school and I had the privilege of becoming a mother again during my second year of law school. Thereafter, my daughter and son played active roles in my education.. My law practice focuses on civil litigation in the areas of employment law, business law and contract negotiation and disputes. I represent both employees and employers in areas that include unemployment appeals, discrimination, wage and hour claims, sexual harassment, hostile work environment, wrongful termination, whistleblower claims, employment contracts, non-compete agreements, OSHA whistleblower claims, contract disputes and litigation defense.. In this time of shelter-in-place mandates, social distancing, massive layoffs and unemployment, many of you will need to apply for Unemployment Insurance. Often times, your employer will interrupt the process telling the Utah Department of Workforce Services you should not receive unemployment. If this happens to you, I have the expertise to help you navigate the appeals process.. I have successfully represented individuals and business owners in federal court, state court, administrative hearings and through alternate dispute resolution in Utah and throughout the United States. I am passionate about the rule of law, civil rights and due process. I joined Stavros Law, P.C. in 2016 after running the OSHA Whistleblower Program at the Utah Labor Commission.. Thank you,Michele Anderson-West

Greg Law is an experienced trial lawyer. His practice areas include all areas of criminal defense in both state and federal courts. Practice areas include crimes such as: DUI, possession/distribution of controlled substance (drugs), sex crimes, gun/weapon charges, burglary, theft, assault, domestic violence, probation/parole violation, internet crimes, fraud and arson.. Prior to becoming an attorney, Greg worked as a police officer. He was certified in the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFST), and as a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE). He was also an instructor of the Standardized Field Sobriety Test and an Instructor in the DRE program. He was a member of the DUI task force, member of the SWAT team and a Field Training Officer. He investigated all types of crimes to include misdemeanors, drug crimes, family violence, DWI/DUI and violent felonies. Now he uses his investigative and prosecutorial experience in defending his clients accused of crimes.. Mr. Law earned his Juris Doctorate in 2001 from the University of Houston School of Law and Thomas Jefferson School of Law. He is licensed to practice in all Utah and Texas State Courts, the U.S. District Courts, Utah District and Southern District of Texas and the United States Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit. He is a member of the Utah State Bar, State Bar of Texas, Utah Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, DUI Defense Lawyers Association, National College for DUI Defense, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the Salt Lake County Bar Association. Mr. Law earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Utah.. Mr. Law knows the criminal justice system. The consequences of a criminal conviction can be long reaching with extensive collateral consequences. You need an experienced, aggressive attorney who strives to provide clients with superior legal representation. Being charged with a crime or dealing with probation issues can be a stressful situation. That stress can be minimized by communicating with clients to keep them informed about their case. Greg maintains a level of communication with his clients that often exceeds their expectations.

Greg Hawkins practice focuses on helping clients with proper legal preparation for death through the use of the Trust Centered Estate Planning.