I am an experienced trial attorney and I am proud to advocate for people that have been injured because of another person’s negligence. Before I joined Siegfried and Jensen, I defended insurance companies and their insured in both federal and state court on a variety of claims, ranging from complex products liability claims to automobile and trucking accidents. I use that experience defending insurance companies and their insured to thoroughly explain the litigation process, and to help devise effective strategies tailored to each client that I represent.
I completed my undergrad at Weber State University, graduated with honors from University of Arkansas Law School, Cum Laude, and was a research assistant for the Federal Tort Claims Act.
Before becoming an attorney, I was a member of the Cross Country and Track and Field teams at Weber State University. I was a team captain, selected for the NCAA Division 1 All Region Cross Country team in 2014, an All-Conference selection, and I had times on the Weber State All-Time Top 10 List. After running at Weber State University, I took up triathlon. I won the coveted Burley Lions Spudman Triathlon back-to-back in 2017 and 2018—but you don’t have to call me the Top Spud. I also won the Brineman Triathlon in 2017 and covered the half distance course in 4:00:30. I don’t run or compete any longer, but I do calisthenics and spend my free time with my wife Ellie, our son Quill, and our dog Azula.
Reported cases: Gritton v. Fanuc Am. Corp., 2022 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 119733, 2022 WL 2474045, Maw v. Kearl, 2020 U.S. App. LEXIS 42791, 2023 WL 9510551.
