they only represent the landlords- which they should specify also the the contact us feature…read moredoesn't work on their page

Cannot recommend Ryan Rudd and the team at The Rudd Firm. Very responsive up to date on complex…read morecontract specific to construction, in my case. Excellent insight & results = The Rudd Firm.

Fantastic. Talked to a number of firms prior to going with them for a probate that was a little…read moremessy. I am 100% glad to have gone with them. Pricing is straight forward and reasonable and they are very professional and did a great job through the whole process. Zero surprises!

Thanks to Brian, we are very satisfied knowing our affairs are in order and the boys will be taken…read morecare of.

I signed a retainer for $1000 and was told, if work needed to be done over that amount that I would…read morebe informed and I would have to sign a new retainer. I was NEVER kept informed of hours being charged. They billed my credit card for $6031. They will not return my calls or emails. Will not do anything now that they have my money. I have contacted BBB & filed a complain with the Utah State Bar.

This update to my original review of the law firm of J.D. Milliner is in response to J.D…read more Milliner's post of 9/2/2020. J.D. Milliner claims that my review of his law firm was largely based on information obtained from a rather unreliable source. I find this to be quite comical considering I based my review on my own personal interactions with the employees of his firm along with emails as well as invoices that were sent to me for payment of his firms work both when I was in fact a client of his firm as well as when his firm was retained to represent the client that his firm represented at the time this review was originally posted. These emails and invoices covered a time span of close to one year and came from the attorneys and employees of his own firm. I based my review of his law firm on what was supplied to me by his own employees as well as the personal interactions that occurred for close to one year with the employees and attorney's in his own office so I guess in essence J.D. Milliner is telling everyone who reads his reply to my original review of his law firm that his employees are the rather unreliable source that provided me with the information that I based my review on. J. D. Milliner states that the billing practices and procedures of his law firm are clearly set forth and that his firm provides detailed monthly statements each month to their clients. I also find this somewhat questionable considering in December of 2019 I personally disputed 2 invoices in a meeting with J. D. Milliner that were submitted to me as well as the client that was being represented by his firm due to unclear and questionable charges on the bills that were submitted by 2 of his attorney's that were working the client's case he refers to at that time. The result of the dispute was J.D. Milliner himself making the 1 particular bill in his own words "Go away" J.D. Milliner also states in his post that he must follow the instructions of his actual clients or withdraw from the representation of that client. This statement also comes into question due to the fact that the client he is referring to in this case submitted to him along with the attorney assigned to represent her as well as the paralegal employed by him a detailed letter that contained written and precise instructions of what the client wanted J.D. Milliner to do regarding their representation of her as their client. 6 days later the client in question received a letter from J.D. Milliner and assoc. informing her of their decision to withdraw from representing her as their client. In the letter that was sent to the client one of the reasons that was cited for withdrawal of representation was due to the bad review that I had posted here regarding his law firm. In summery it seems that the law firm of J.D. Milliner and associates retaliates against the clients they represent by withdrawing from representation of them when anyone associated with that client exercises their right to free speech and the right to review his law firm regardless if the review is good or bad. I stand by my original review of this business

Heather Thuet represented me in a recent lawsuit. She took on a company that was much bigger than…read moremine and defeated them at every turn. I never had to pay them a penny. She was formerly the president of the Utah Bar. I would recommend her to anyone. She knows the law and is an excellent litigator. if you need an attorney regardless of the type of case she is the one.

Heather Thuet is an excellent attorney. She was very thorough in understanding my case and and was…read morewell prepared for exchanges with the Court. I would not hesitate to hire her again.

Sarah is an amazing attorney. She did such a skillful job on my case. We knew we were right and…read morethat the facts were undeniable. She listened, cared and fought for me against a difficult judge and nonsensical opposing counsel arguments. Despite these obstacles, she didn't give up on me and fought for what is right. It shows she has a brilliant mind and 20 years of experience. Thank you, Sarah!

From the owner: SpencerWillson was founded by Sarah Elizabeth Spencer…read more Sarah Elizabeth Spencer Willson distinguishes herself through a unique blend of precocious academic achievements and a deep, diverse legal expertise. With her early start in law, becoming the youngest graduate in both her undergraduate and law programs, Sarah brings a dynamic and innovative perspective to complex litigation and appeals. Her extensive experience across a broad spectrum of legal areas, combined with her strategic acumen in high-stakes cases, sets her apart as a formidable advocate in both Utah and Colorado, as well as before the U.S. Supreme Court.

Bryan Todd is a brilliant attorney; also very fair and mindful of his clients' needs.read more

From the owner: Bryan B. Todd, Attorney at Law takes great pride in helping each of his clients. As a Salt Lake…read moreCity wills & trusts, probate, real estate and business attorney, his experience and personal touch ensures that each client gets the assistance they need. Bryan understands that each case is unique and needs to be addressed personally. With his extensive background and experience, he is able to provide the legal guidance you are searching for in your situation. He currently focuses in the following legal areas: - Probate law, wills, trusts, and estates - Real estate transactions, development, and financing, and - Business organization and transactions

This review pertains to the law office of Parsons Behle & Latimer in St. George, Utah…read more On behalf of many residents in my neighborhood, and my HOA president, I sought out this law firm to obtain a legal opinion on courses of action to lawfully resolve illegal parking and trespassing issues. I was very disappointed with the quality of service and support I received. In preparation for a meeting with an attorney from this law office, I forwarded materials in advance to explain my interest. During my introductory visit, I was informed that I already owed this law office for one hour of their services. Had I known, or been informed, that I would be charged for a consultation visit, I would have sought out another law firm. A few days later I received a draft opinion letter. After reviewing the document, I discovered that it contained some minor typos, at least one incorrect citation of Utah Code, personal opinion information in lieu of exclusively legal opinion information, and language that introduced a sufficient amount of ambiguity to make the letter unsuitable for use. This is to be expected of any draft document. What I find unacceptable however, is this law office's unwillingness to correct and clarify their draft opinion, at my expense, for actionable use! I twice forwarded a list of the needed corrections and/or points of clarification, offering to pay for the additional time needed to ensure this document was sufficient for use. I never received a reply, and as of this writing I feel I have been ghosted. After paying a low 4-figure fee to the St. George office of Parsons Behle & Latimer, for a legal opinion on a few subsections of four elements of Utah Code and two elements of Ivins City Code of Ordinances, I received a draft document that no resident could make use of without incurring undue risk. I recommend to any individual seeking a legal opinion on a matter of Utah Code, to not employ the St. George law office of Parsons, Behle & Latimer.

I paid attorney John Snow $65K to remove a Trustee which had embezzled millions from my parents'…read moreestate Max and Joyce Eliason. He accepted service, took six months, completed a complaint I did not ask for, and then dropped me the day before the hearing. Why? Because the defendant was Craig McCullough of Kirton McConkie and the LDS Church. I look at the law firm and attorney John Snow as criminals for their aiding and abetting and obstruction of Justice. Google Eliason vs The Corporation of the President, Kirton McConkie, and Dallin Oaks to see all the evidence necessary to put the defendants in prison.

John provided a great service to my wife and me. Our situation was complex and required John to…read moreconvert it in to an understandable document. His work was thorough and efficient. We now sleep well knowing that our hard work is protected and understandable. Thank you so much John for your expertise.

From the owner: The Certus Law Group located in Salt Lake City, Utah, offers experienced family trust and estate…read moreplanning to help you plan for your future. Our core values are honesty, dedication, and excellence. We are committed to helping each our clients plan for now and the future, and doing it in a way that works best for each client and their unique situation.