Practice areas

Automobile, trucking, motorcycle, and slip-and-fall accidents, defective products, and pharmaceutical and medical-product injuries. Initial consultations are free, and you'll speak directly with an attorney — not just a case manager. Our experience often lets us resolve claims without filing a lawsuit.

Representation for patients injured by unsafe medications, defective medical products, or medical errors of any kind. We evaluate claims carefully and work directly with clients through every stage of a malpractice case.

Grant Sumsion is admitted to the Utah Roster of Court-Qualified Mediators and helps parties in business and personal disputes resolve conflict outside of court — with more control over the outcome, and less time and expense than litigation.

Choice of entity, multiple-entity structuring for tax planning and asset protection, succession planning, and exit strategies. We recommend a periodic business check-up to evaluate liability protection and tax efficiency for existing corporations, LLCs, and partnerships.

Comprehensive estate planning from simple wills to complex trusts, along with asset protection strategies to preserve wealth and maximize what transfers to future generations.

Tax planning for business owners and individuals, including charitable strategies such as charitable remainder trusts, charitable lead trusts, private foundations, and supporting organizations.

Representation and planning for the sale, merger, or transfer of a business, including tax strategies to minimize the consequences of a transfer and the documentation to complete it.

Entitlements, developments, leases, purchases, and sales, along with representation when disputes arise over the ownership, use, or other rights related to real property.

Business disputes are as varied as business itself. We assist clients in obtaining the benefit of their contracts, protecting their business and assets, and obtaining relief for wrongs committed against them.

Evaluating coverage for adequacy and compliance, challenging denied health insurance benefits (ERISA) or other insurance claims, and handling first-party and bad-faith insurance disputes directly with insurers.