Farmington, UT
Business Lawyer at Farmington, UT
Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate ... +3 more
OUTCOME: The Supreme Court held that the right to keep and bear arms is an individual right.
Filed a leading amicus curiae brief arguing against common misconceptions and errors regarding the Second Amendment and showing that the right to keep and bear arms under the Second Amendment is an ind ... ividual right.
OUTCOME: The Court of Appeals reversed the decision of the trial court in my client's favor.
In a trade secret and non-compete case, the trial court had imposed a monetary sanction because the client had manipulated evidence (by printing a letter on letterhead from his computer hard drive). W ... hen the client did not pay the sanction, the trial court dismissed the case.
OUTCOME: The Supreme Court did not overturn the regulations, but gave an opinion that interpreted the regulations in a way that strengthened the rancher's grazing preferences.
Participated in moot court session and several conferences to prepare lead counsel for oral argument in the United States Supreme Court. Filed an amicus curiae brief at the petition stage and at the m ... erits stage of the case. Wrote two amicus curiae briefs in same case for submission to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit. We were asking the Supreme Court to overturn two changes in federal livestock grazing regulations. We wanted to strengthen the rancher's procedural rights in their grazing preferences.
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