Myles K. Crandall

Prior to becoming an attorney, Myles pursued a career in education. After college, he taught English in Hong Kong and La Réunion, a small island east of Madagascar. He tutored students in Los Angeles before joining the Teach for America program, where he taught 8th-grade U.S. History in Denver. He then taught at the Salt Lake Center for Science Education (SLCSE), where he supported hundreds of students as they accessed college, including millions of dollars in scholarship offers.

Following 10 years as a teacher, Myles was inspired to pursue a career as an attorney to address injustices he saw in society. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of Miami School of Law. Upon becoming a lawyer, Myles served as Assistant Federal Public Defender in Miami, Florida, where he represented people accused of federal crimes.

At Oslund Udo Little, Myles enjoys working with an experienced and caring team. Myles appreciates the opportunity to advocate on behalf of people who have been harmed or experienced trauma, and support clients to secure a remedy to help them heal and thrive.