Utah Attorneys
With over 176 attorneys listed here, finding legal help in Utah has never been easier. From Salt Lake City to Saint George, and covering areas like Personal Injury, Family Law, and Business Law, you have a robust selection of legal professionals ready to assist you. I understand that navigating legal matters can feel complex, but having a comprehensive directory at your fingertips simplifies the process.
My goal is to help you connect with the right attorney for your specific needs. Take your time to review the profiles of the qualified Utah attorneys on this page, compare their experience, and read client reviews. If you prefer a more tailored approach, consider using our free Get Matched tool to quickly find lawyers who fit your criteria.
This content is for general informational purposes only, is not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Laws vary by state, so consult a qualified attorney licensed in Utah about your specific situation.
Top-rated attorneys in Utah

Ben Holt

Antonio Jason Velez

Alan Tucker

Michael F. Skolnick

Brian Higley

Brent J Huff

Benjamin Kearns

Brian Arnold

Aaron Johnstun

Aaron K. Bergman

Brian Stewart

Brent Burningham
Practice areas in Utah
Attorneys by city in Utah
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- Ben Holt — Sandy
- Antonio Jason Velez — Salt Lake City
- Alan Tucker — Salt Lake City
- Michael F. Skolnick — Salt Lake City
- Brian Higley — South Jordan
- Brent J Huff — Salt Lake City
- Benjamin Kearns — Orem
- Brian Arnold — Salt Lake City
- Aaron Johnstun — Alpine
- Aaron K. Bergman — Logan
- Brian Stewart — Midvale
- Brent Burningham — Farmington
- Adam J Elmore — Salt Lake City
- Ally Jamerson — Ogden
- Ryan D. Smith — Salt Lake City
- Jonathan Sooriash — Phoenix
- Dean C. Andreasen — Salt Lake City
- Brian Lebrecht — Salt Lake City
- Aaron Lloyd Nielson — Provo
- Brett Anderson — Lehi
- Brad Johnson — Salt Lake City
- Amber McFee — Salt Lake City
- Brandon Myers — Midvale
- Chip Parker — Salt Lake City
- Andrew Spainhower — Cedar City
- Brandon Porter — Salt Lake City
- David C. Reymann — Salt Lake City
- Jerry Salcido — Provo
- Eric Swinyard — South Jordan
- Brian K Jackson — Bountiful
- Amy N. Fowler — Salt Lake City
- Brian Coutts — Midvale
- Aimée Robert — Salt Lake City
- H. Dickson Burton — Salt Lake City
- Barry Clarkson — Saint George
- Ben W. Lieberman — Salt Lake City
- Ben E. Connor — Saint George
- Ashley Wilson — American Fork
- Renon Warner — Salt Lake City
- D. Scott Crook — Salt Lake City
- Ryan Ficklin — Draper
- Arek E. Butler — Salt Lake City
- William Melton — Salt Lake City
- Benjamin Allred — Saint George
- Bronson P Harker — Lehi
- Andrew T. Curtis — Orem
- Aaron Nielson — Salt Lake City
- Brian Craig — Logan
- Brad Bearnson — Logan
- Amy L Martz — West Bridle Vista Circle West Jordan
- Brandon Garrett — Saint George
- Brenton Ripley — Provo
- Benjamin L. Lawrence — Bountiful
- Jonathan O. Hafen — Salt Lake City
- Brett Skidmore — Ogden
- Andrew Eric McAdams — Bountiful
- Andrew Lillywhite — Logan
- Ashley Garbe Smith — Alpine
- Brittni Bailus — Midvale
- Anthony C McMullin — Saint George
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the right attorney in Utah?
Start by identifying your specific legal issue, then use this directory to browse attorneys in Utah by practice area and location, such as Salt Lake City or Provo. Review their profiles, experience, and client testimonials. Comparing multiple options can help you make an informed decision about who best suits your needs.
What should I consider when hiring a Utah attorney?
Look for an attorney with relevant experience in your practice area, such as Criminal Defense or Estate Planning. Consider their communication style, fee structure, and proximity to your location like Orem or Logan. A good attorney should be responsive and clearly explain the legal process and potential outcomes for your case.
Can I get a free consultation with a Utah attorney?
Many attorneys in Utah offer initial consultations at no charge to discuss your case. This is a great opportunity to assess their expertise, ask questions about their approach, and understand their fee structure before committing. It allows you to determine if they are a good fit for your legal representation.
How are attorney fees typically structured in Utah?
Attorney fees in Utah can vary. Common structures include hourly rates, flat fees for specific services, or contingency fees, especially in Personal Injury cases. Some attorneys may also require a retainer upfront. Always clarify the fee arrangement in writing before proceeding with any legal services.
What information should I prepare before meeting a Utah attorney?
To make the most of your consultation, gather all relevant documents, such as contracts, correspondence, or police reports, pertaining to your legal issue. Prepare a concise summary of your situation and a list of questions you want to ask. This helps the attorney understand your case thoroughly and efficiently.