Special Issues
5 January 2009

Legal Elite

Now in its fourth year, the Utah Legal Elite survey continues to grow in scope and interest. Utah Business mailed 5,000 ballots to state Bar members, asking them to vote for peers whom they deem to be the state’s top lawyers. Bar members were encouraged to vote for lawyers whose work they have observed firsthand and whose services they would recommend to others. Utah Business received thousands of responses, and the resulting top vote-getters are alphabetized within the areas of specialty that were listed on the ballot. Here are your peers’ choices for Utah’s top attorneys: our 2007 Utah Legal Elite.


Legal Elite: Arbitration/Mediation— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Bankruptcy— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Speciality Area— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Corporate Law— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Energy/Natural Resources— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Family Law— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Health— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: International Law— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Mergers and Acquisitions— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Personal Injury— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Real Estate— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Up and Comming— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Workers Comp— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Banking/Finance— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Business Litigation— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Construction— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Criminal— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Environmental and Land Use— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Government— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Immigration— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Intellectual Property— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Labor and Employment— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Nonprofit— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Pro Bono— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Tax— ... (read more)

Legal Elite: Wills, Trusts and Estates— ... (read more)


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