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J. BRETT CHAMBERS

J. Brett Chambers Attorney

J. Brett Chambers is an accomplished personal injury attorney with a strong academic foundation and a deep commitment to delivering justice for his clients. Born in Logan, Utah, Brett’s legal career is marked by a relentless pursuit of excellence and a dedication to advocating for his client’s rights.

Brett practices throughout the states of Utah and Wyoming. He possesses a unique talent for building bridges. This skill not only eases the often-tense atmosphere of legal disputes but also paves the way for effective negotiation and resolution. Moreover, his ability to break down complex legal matters into comprehensible terms has proven valuable to courts and his clients. He possesses a knack for making intricate legal issues accessible, helping all stakeholders involved in a case gain a thorough understanding of the matter at hand.

When litigation becomes the necessary course of action, he is a formidable advocate for his clients. His unwavering commitment to their rights and interests drives him to provide robust and tenacious representation.

After graduating with honors from the University of Michigan Law School cum laude and Utah State University magna cum laude, Brett returned to Cache Valley, Utah, with his wife to raise their children and enjoy the region’s natural beauty. He has a deep connection to his community and appreciates the outdoors. He enjoys skiing and spending quality time with his family.

Brett Chambers’ legal expertise spans various practice areas, with a notable focus on personal injury law. His dedication to protecting and advocating for his clients’ rights is unwavering. Whether through negotiated settlements or zealous litigation, Brett is committed to securing the best possible outcomes for those he represents.

Reported Cases

Koller v. Sabour, (forthcoming)
Burton v. Chen, 2023 UT 14 (Utah 2023)
Brindley v. Logan City, 2023 UT App. 46 (Utah Ct. App. 2023)
Lundahl Farms LLC v. Nielsen, 2021 UT App. 146 (Utah Ct. App. 2021)
Phillips v. Skabelund, 482 P.3d 237 (Utah Ct. App. 2021)

Professional Service

Utah State Bar Commissioner First Division, October 2022 – Current
Cache County Bar President, July 2022 – June 2023

Professional Recognition

2022 Legal Elite, Utah Business

Professional Memberships

Utah Association for Justice
Utah State Bar
Wyoming State Bar
Cache County Bar

Practice Areas

Personal Injury
Construction Litigation
Business Litigation
Appellate Litigation
General Civil

Admissions

Utah State Courts – District, Court of Appeals, and Supreme Court
Wyoming State Courts – District and Supreme Court
United States District Court for the District of Utah
United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals

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