Christensen & Jensen Attorneys, PC

10/01/2026

Football injuries are not always just part of the game. Learn when unsafe conduct, poor supervision, dangerous conditions, or faulty equipment may lead to a legal claim in Utah.

Learn when a Utah football injury may lead to legal liability in Utah and how Christensen & Jensen can help.

09/17/2026

We’re proud to spotlight Barry Scholl and his recognition in Utah Business’ 2026 Legal Elite.

In Alannah Trombetta's latest blog, learn more about Barry’s legal practice, the experience he brings to his clients, and the dedication that continues to shape his work at Christensen & Jensen.

09/09/2026

We’re proud to recognize 15 Christensen & Jensen attorneys named the 2026 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars:

Super Lawyers: Nate Alder, George W. Burbidge II, Phillip Ferguson, William J. Hansen, Geoffrey Haslam, Rebecca L. Hill, Stephen Kelson, Karra Porter, David Richards, and Barry Scholl.

Rising Stars: M. Tanner Clagett, Yuchen Cook, Sean B. Leonard, Gabriell Sabalones, and Matthew Strout.

Congratulations to all on this well-deserved recognition!

Read more at: https://bit.ly/4hhrtuN

09/08/2026

Facing a real estate dispute in Utah?

Property disputes can become complicated quickly. In Yuchen Cook's latest article, she explains what property owners, buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, and investors should know when a dispute arises. Knowing your legal options early can help you make informed decisions about how to move forward.

08/20/2026

We’re proud to announce that six Christensen & Jensen attorneys have been recognized in the 2027 edition of Best Lawyers in America, including two named Lawyer of the Year in Salt Lake City:

Nate Alder – Personal Injury Litigation - Defendants; Commercial Litigation; Mediation
Geoffrey Haslam – Product Liability Litigation - Defendants; Insurance Law

We also congratulate:

Mary Corporon – Family Law; Family Law Mediation
Phillip Ferguson – Insurance Law; Litigation - Insurance; Personal Injury Litigation - Defendants
Rebecca L. Hill – Insurance Law; Litigation - Insurance
Karra Porter – Appellate Practice; Commercial Litigation; Insurance Law; Legal Malpractice Law - Defendants; Qui Tam Law

Read our full announcement here: https://bit.ly/4qsjePv

08/06/2026

Should you accept a plea deal?

While plea agreements can help resolve a criminal case without going to trial, they're not always the right choice. A guilty plea can have lasting consequences that extend well beyond the courtroom.

Learn how plea deals work in Utah, what prosecutors may offer, and the factors you should consider before making a decision.

Learn how a plea deal works in Utah, including pleas in abeyance and no contest pleas. We break down what defendants need to know.

07/29/2026

Not every dispute needs to end up in court.

Gabriell Sabalones' new blog explains how mediation can be a faster, more cost-effective way to resolve conflicts while giving both sides more control over the outcome. Whether you're facing a business dispute or another civil matter, the right approach can save time, money, and unnecessary stress.

Learn how Christensen & Jensen approaches mediation and why it may be the right option for your situation: https://bit.ly/4x7f8yt

07/10/2026

Winning your lawsuit doesn't always mean you'll recover your attorney fees.

Many Utah business owners assume that if they prevail in court, the losing party will pay their legal fees. In most cases, that's not how it works.

Yuchen Cook's latest article explains when attorney fees may be recoverable under Utah law, how contract provisions can change the outcome, and why every business should review these clauses carefully before signing an agreement.

Learn when you may recover attorney fees after winning a lawsuit in Utah. Understand the American Rule, attorney-fee clauses, and Utah's reciprocal fee statute for business disputes.

06/29/2026

Utah's wildfire risk is changing the rules for fireworks this Fourth of July.

Many cities have banned personal fireworks, and restrictions are changing quickly across the state.

Before celebrating, make sure you know your local rules and where fireworks are prohibited.

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Utah fireworks restrictions are changed in 2026 due to extreme wildfire danger. Learn where fireworks are banned before celebrating the Fourth of July.

06/11/2026

Have you been excluded from your business by a partner?

Being excluded from important decisions, finances, or day-to-day operations can put your investment and livelihood at risk. Attorney Yuchen Cook explains what business owners should know and the options available when partnership disputes arise.

If your business partner freezing you out, you may have legal options to protect your ownership interest.