3 Best Consumer Protection Lawyers in Salt Lake City, UT

“Jon H. Rogers completed his JD from the Vanderbilt University School of Law in Nashville, Tennessee. He has over 28 years of experience mainly focused on consumer law issues. Jon has fought for abused consumers in the State of Utah. Jon switched focus by inaugurating his consumer law practice at its present location. He has bench and jury trial experience and frequently discusses consumer law issues. Jon H. Rogers, Attorney at Law, also provides Wills, Trusts, Advanced Healthcare Directives, and Probate. They are committed to fighting for abused consumers in the State of Utah. They offer low-cost and often no-cost consultations.”

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“The Law Office of Grant D. Gilmore, PLLC assists individuals and families against ambiguous and greedy business practices. Grant D. Gilmore is the founder of The Law Office of Grant D. Gilmore, PLLC. He has completed his JD at Lewis & Clark Law School. He is a member of the Utah Supreme Court, Utah State Bar, National Association of Consumer Advocates, and American Bar Association. He also represented individuals with limited means in bankruptcy actions and landlord-tenant conflicts while managing the Lewis & Clark Legal Clinic. The Law Office of Grant D. Gilmore, PLLC represents consumers who are suffering from harassing, deceptive, and fraudulent debt collection practices. Feel free to contact them by phone or email to schedule an appointment to discuss your case.”

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“Ronald Ady is a trial attorney at Debt Defense Utah. He graduated with his law degree from J. Reuben Clark Law School. Ronald has been a member of the National Association of Consumer Advocates since 2003 and attended Peter Barry's boot camp early on in his consumer practice. He prosecuted the first Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) case in federal court in Utah to be taken to a jury verdict. Ronald has built a winning record on hard work, top-notch client service, and aggressive legal representation. Debt Defense Utah has been defending consumers against abusive debt collectors and junk debt buyers. Call to stop overreaching debt collectors. There is no charge for an initial case review.”

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