Utah Lawyers Parr Brown to Peter Goodall

Firm: Parr Brown Gee & Loveless

101 S 200th E , Salt Lake City , Utah 84111

Practice Areas: Legal Services, Business, Real Estate

Firm: York Howell & Guymon

6405 S 3000 E Ste 150 , Salt Lake City , Utah 84121

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Firm: Burton Law Firm, P.C.

3785 Harrison Blvd , Ogden , Utah 84403

Practice Areas: Family

Peter is one of the top up-and-coming young lawyers in the state. Raised in Layton, Utah, Peter was named by the Standard-Examiner as among the top 2% of Utah’s high school seniors. After graduating from Brigham Young University, Peter attended Quinnipiac University School of Law in Hamden, Connecticut, where he graduated with Honors. While at QU, Peter was repeatedly ranked at the top of the class.. In addition to his current practice, Peter’s practical experience includes serving as extern corporate counsel for Shiseido, one of the world’s largest cosmetic corporations, and clerking for federal criminal appellate counsel.  He has extensive experience in family law matters.  He enjoys feeling like he has made a difference helping his clients with their domestic case needs.  He has practiced in courts all along the Wasatch Front, from Logan to Provo.. Peter is an avid outdoorsman, fisherman, and Scouter. While at BYU he helped establish Camp Kesem, a weeklong summer camp for children whose parents have or had cancer, and is always looking for ways to give back to the community. He has a wonderful wife, two amazing sons, and two beautiful daughters.

Firm: CLEGG, P.C.

299 S. Main Street , Salt Lake City , Utah 84111

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property , Patent Infringement, Patent Infringement, Patent Infringement, Patent Infringement, Patent Infringement, Patent Infringement, Patent Infringement, Patent Infringement

Firm: Durham Jones & Pinegar

111 E Broadway Ste 900 , Salt Lake City , Utah 84111

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Debtor/Creditor Rights, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Before joining Durham Jones & Pinegar in 2003, Mr. Keith worked as an attorney at a national law firm for many years. His practice focuses on bankruptcy and creditors’ rights matters. Mr. Keith maintains an “AV” rating with Martindale-Hubbell, which is the highest rating awarded to attorneys for professional competence and ethics.

2150 South 1300 East, #500 , Salt Lake City , Utah 84106

Practice Areas: Elder Law

PLEASE click "READ MORE" if you want to know more about the disciplinary action:. My elderly client was dealing with a rift in her relationship with her son and asked me to assist her with estate planning and administration of her trust. She wanted to leave some money for charity, leave money to her deceased daughter's son, and this was contrary to what her son wanted. In advocating for my elderly client I was so concerned with protecting her and assisting her that I failed to adequately protect myself. While I met several elements of Rule 1.8 of the Utah rules of professional conduct for attorneys, including but not limited to referring my client to another attorney to consult with them about the situtation and about her request to me to serve as her co-trustee, I failed to do was an important but techincal requirement. I failed to execute a writing illustrating the agreement that my client asked for me to be her co-trustee, and I agreed. I respected and cared deeply for this woman and what she was facing and wanted to help her. So I chose to be there for her in person, have discussions, review documents etc. rather than spend time proteting myself with cya writings.. The 2018 disciplinary action referred to in the profile is a "public repremand". This means that the Utah State Bar has made public a situation where an opposing party made a complaint and the Utah State Bar investigated the situation.. My client was a 92 year old woman whom I had represented from 2011 to 2016.  She had received a letter from her son in 2012, which she felt was a complete abandonment. As a result of a lifetime of issues with her son (with that letter being the "straw") she asked me to be a CO-Trustee with her. This means we would always have to work together unanimously in every transaction on a trust which she funded herself. I chose to accept this job as Co-trustee by using a owned by myself and my husband, which we called Family Fiduciary Services LLC.  This was designed to give her not only my assistance as co-trustee but also to take advantage of his expertise as a reegistered investment advisor. When her son found out that Family Fiduciary Services LLC was my husband and myself he objected. At first I didn't resign because my client wanted me to help her, but I resigned eanyway telling her that I could asist from the background through advice.. It is not against the rules of professional conduct to go into business with a client. This serving as co-trustee is considered going into business with your client. If a lawyer goes into business with a client, then the lawyer is obligated to to inform the client in writing of the situation, advise them to seek other lawyer's advice, and then if the business will be going forward then get the client's approval in writing. My client asked me to serve as her co-trustee. I told her to talk to another lawyer and gave her a referral and contact information.  Two years later she came back to me and asked for me to serve with her again. I have a sworn affidavit from my client stating that she did ask me to serve as co-trustee and agreeing that I had asked her to seek another attorney's advice. Further to be a Co-trustee on her trust it required a court action. So she and I actually sought the court to appoint my company as co-trustee with her over her trust. Keep in mind that a co-trustee meant that she and my company (me) had to work unanimously to do anything for her trust. When her son learned that I was a co-trustee, her son contested the matter. Again I resigned and received no compensation for that time as co-trustee. Her son sued her. Then came the complaint at the Utah Bar.. What I failed to do, (and admitted) and the reason I have the public reprimand is that I failed to have my client sign a writing acknowledging the situation (the conflict of interest which was my company serving as her co-trustee). But I think it is important for those reading this to know that I was never paid. Not even for the 3-5 weeks of having been named to her trust. In fact my client insisted that I still work with her to complete her estate plan (Will and Trust and a video Will because of her son and his contentous actions) and aid her in the background with her new co-trustee which was a bank. Her estate plan was validated by the court and probated.. I believe that part of the reason that I failed in the inquiry and hearing with the Utah State Bar is that my client died before my hearing and I had no one to testify that my client and I had talked about all relevant issues many times before she sought the court order to name me as a co-trustee. They told me that my husband's testimony was not sufficient.. I am not regretful that I advocated for an elderly lady who felt abandoned by her son and needed help. I had known her for some years and cared about her.  She was wicked smart and such a lovely person. I am regretful that I didn't track every step of my communications with her in writing. She and I would meet person to person very often. I have however learned that every step I make with clients shall be in writing, as I can be brought to task by others, not just the client, and I need a written record.. I hope this helps those who are seeking to find an attorney and helps those who don't know what the attorney discipline means in my case.. Please note that all disciplinary matters are different. Unfortunately the Utah State Bar and AVVO do not distinguish from something fairly insignificant or technical as having a writing, which is what I did, from a lawyer who stole from his client or evaded taxes as many have done who bear the same label AVVO has put on me.  So ask the lawyer!!!. Thank you for taking the time to review the situation.

Firm: Pearson Law Firm

9192 S 300th W , Sandy , Utah 84070

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Divorce & Family, Bankruptcy

Firm: Pearson Butler

563 W 500th S , Bountiful , Utah 84010

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Divorce & Family, Criminal Defense

Firm: Peak Debt Consumption

307 West 200 S , Salt Lake City , Utah 84101

Practice Areas: Debt Relief Services

Firm: Paul Waldron, P.C.

504 W 800 N , Orem , Utah 84057

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Estate Planning, Family , Juvenile , Mediation, Probate , Real Estate , Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning

Firm: Parr Brown Gee & Loveless

101 S 200 E Ste 700 , Salt Lake City , Utah 84111

Practice Areas: Civil , Products Liability, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial

Firm: Paul Olds Law

2485 Grant Ave Ste 100 , Ogden , Utah 84401

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Firm: Durham Jones & Pinegar

111 E Broadway Fl 9 , Salt Lake City , Utah 84111

Practice Areas: Corporate , Securities , White Collar Crime, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation

Paul T. Moxley is a shareholder in the Durham Jones & Pinegar's litigation section. Mr. Moxley has been engaged in the practice of law since 1973 and handles all sorts of complex matters including securities litigation, civil and criminal, products liability matters, intellectual property and a wide array of commercial litigation. Following law school, he was a law clerk to David Lewis who was Chief Judge of the Tenth Circuit for the United States Circuit Court.. Paul Moxley was “Distinguished Lawyer of the Year” by the Utah State Bar for 2009-2010.  Paul Moxley is rated “AV Preeminent” by Martindale-Hubbell, which is the highest rating awarded to attorneys for professional competence and ethics. He is a past President of the Utah State Bar, the National Conference of Bar Presidents and has served in the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association.

Firm: BENNETT TUELLER JOHNSON & DEERE

3165 E MILLROCK DR , SALT LAKE CITY , Utah 84121

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Business & Commercial, Corporate , Mergers & Acquisitions, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial

Areas of practice include limited liability company, corporate, real estate, and business law. Mr. Johnson assists individuals and entities with the negotiation and documentation of commercial financing, real estate transactions, and other business transactions. He also assists early stage companies with formation and structure.

Firm: Lewis Brisbois

6550 S. Millrock Dr. , Salt Lake City , Utah 84088

Practice Areas: Insurance

Patrick was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. He graduated Cum Laude from the University of Toledo with a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice.. Prior to attending the University of Toledo, Patrick served a full-time mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Rosario, Argentina where he learned to speak Spanish fluently. Upon returning from Argentina, Patrick attended the police academy in Cincinnati, Ohio and was subsequently hired as a patrol officer in Sylvania Township, Ohio.. Between 2009-2019, Patrick worked as a police officer and K9 handler for the Sylvania Township Police Department with a focus on narcotics enforcement and DUI apprehension and prosecution. He worked with K9 Speedy, who was a dual purpose K9, certified in both narcotics detection and criminal patrol functions. Patrick has received certificates in crisis intervention, SFSTs, ARIDE (Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement, and the REID Interview Method. During his time as a police office, he has gained valuable experience reporting and investigating motor vehicle accidents, which allows him to quickly analyze the quality of many motor vehicle injury cases.. While working full-time as a police office, Patrick attended the University of Toledo College of Law where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with certificates in both Criminal Law with Distinction and International Law. During his tenure at Toledo Law, he participated actively in moot court, attending the Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition and winning best oralist at the BFSU Wan Hui Da IP Moot Court Competition in Beijing, China. Patrick was an active member of the Toledo Law Review and received various academic achievements such as the Order of the Barrister and Order of the Coif.. During his study at Toledo Law, Patrick actively worked on cases for the Hispanic Community. He was one of the few Spanish Speaking lawyers in the area, helping Latino families navigate the juvenile court system and domestic relations court system in Toledo, Ohio. He continues to focus his practice with an emphasis on helping Latinos achieve equality and justice under all circumstances. His goal is to make sure that no one feels that justice is out of their reach!. Patrick brings his ten years of dedication to law enforcement and love for the Hispanic community to the Kramer Law Group actively working to achieve the best results for anyone who walks into the office.

Firm: Kipp and Christian, P.C.

10 Exchange Place , Salt Lake City , Utah 84111

Practice Areas: Litigation

Firm: Ascione Law

344 West Center Street , Orem , Utah 84057

Practice Areas: Administrative , Antitrust & Trade Regulation, Banking & Finance, Condemnation & Eminent Domain, Constitutional , Construction , Consumer Protection, Criminal Defense , Debtor/Creditor, Employment & Labor , Housing & Construction Defects, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation

Patrick was born in Marseille, France and then lived in the South Pacific and in Canada for a number of years before moving to the United States. He obtained his B.A. with an emphasis in finance from Brigham Young University and received his Juris Doctor from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at BYU.. His practice focuses on business law, contracts, estate planning, real estate, and securities litigation. Patrick's goal for his firm is to be able to negotiate on behalf of his clients to save them from going through the stress and expense of trial.. Pat really cares for his clients, enjoys being able to serve them, and thrives on forming long-lasting relationships with them. Pat’s major motto in life is the French saying “J’y serai,” which means, “I’ll get there.” To him, this means that, whatever it is in life you want, you can get there if you have a clear goal and you work steadily toward that goal.. Patrick has been married to his lovely wife, Barbara, for over 20 years, and together they have five children. He practiced martial arts for 10 years and now enjoys drawing, reading, good food, and weight-training. Pat’s primary hobby is photography and he loves taking short trips to find the perfect shot. His favorite place to photograph is the Oregon coastline. Most of the artwork and photography you see in the office is done by Pat.

Firm: Dodd & Kuendig, PLLC

750 Kearns Blvd. , Park City , Utah 84060

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Firm: Peter D. Goodall Attorney At Law

825 N 300 W Ste N224 , Salt Lake City , Utah 84103

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense , Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense

Firm: Ray Quinney & Nebeker P.C.

36 South State Street , Salt Lake City , Utah 84111

Practice Areas: Appellate Practice, Labor and Employment, Commercial Litigation