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32 Kirton McConkie attorneys named 2016 Mountain States Super Lawyers

Press Release
03.2016

Kirton McConkie is pleased to announce 32 of its attorneys were selected as Mountain States Super Lawyers for 2016. The Super Lawyers selection process is based on peer evaluations and independent research on the candidates. The firm's Mountain States Super Lawyers are:

  • Rod Andreason, Business Litigation
  • Lorin Barker, Employee Benefits
  • Thomas Checketts, Real Estate
  • Charles Dahlquist, II, Health Care
  • Alexander Dushku, Constitutional Law
  • Ryan Frazier, Business Litigation
  • Benson Hathaway, Jr., Business Litigation
  • Christopher Hill, Business Litigation
  • Loyal Hulme, Real Estate
  • Robert Hyde, Real Estate
  • Von Keetch, Constitutional Law
  • Michael Krieger, Intellectual Property
  • Daniel McConkie, Estate & Probate
  • Craig McCullough, Estate & Probate
  • Craig Metcalf, Intellectual Property
  • Willis Orton, Business Litigation
  • David Wahlquist, Business Litigation
  • Robert Wallace, Civil Litigation Defense
  • Gary Winger, Mergers & Acquisitions
  • Lee Wright, Franchise/Dealership

Mountain States Super Lawyers Rising Stars have been practicing law less than 10 years and are nominated by peers who have personally observed them in action, whether as opposing counsel or co-counsel, or through other firsthand courtroom observation.

The Kirton McConkie 2016 Rising Stars are:

  • Joseph Brubaker, International
  • James Burton, Intellectual Property Litigation
  • Sara Becker Jones, General Litigation
  • Gregory Moesinger, General Litigation
  • Joseph Osmond, Real Estate
  • Jackie Pilling, General Litigation
  • Shawn Richards, Business Litigation
  • Joshua Rupp, Intellectual Property Litigation
  • Justin Starr, Constitutional Law
  • Jeffrey Steed, Estate & Probate
  • Adam Stevens, Intellectual Property
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