One of the guiding principles in all of the firm’s areas of practice is that the most effective strategy for litigation is to avoid it. However, when KLM&R clients determine that litigation is warranted or when clients have been brought into litigation by others, the firm has the experience and expertise to assert claims aggressively or to mount vigorous defenses. KLM&R’s litigation section has many years of trial practice before both state and federal courts in a broad range of subject areas and also represents clients in enforcement proceedings and investigations by the SEC, the NASD and state authorities.
Our Attorneys in this Area
 Steven G. Loosle: In his private practice, Mr. Loosle litigates in both state and federal courts on a variety of commercial and business disputes. Mr. Loosle represents clients at the appellate and trial level, in both state and federal court. |
 Paige Bigelow: As an advocate, Ms. Bigelow couples an understanding of the financial needs of clients at the dissolution of a marriage with the sensitivity to families in transition. Though Ms. Bigelow appreciates amicable settlements, she firmly believes that careful, thorough preparation is the key to courtroom success. |
 Kevin Timken: Kevin Timken has been a member of the firm’s corporate and securities practice group since 2000, helping public and private companies with equity financings, commercial transactions and regulatory compliance. |
 Barry G. Scholl joined the firm’s commercial and corporate law practice groups in 2006. Prior to joining Kruse Landa Maycock & Ricks, Mr. Scholl clerked for the Honorable Pamela T. Greenwood in the Utah Court of Appeals. His prior experience includes serving as the editor in chief of Salt Lake and Utah Outdoors magazines, the general manager of a dot-com company, and the senior editor of Utah Business magazine |