Bradley Weber is the founder and managing attorney of Weber Law Group, PLLC. His practice primarily focuses on business law, commercial litigation, and real estate. He is also experienced in personal injury and estate planning. Mr. Weber is licensed to practice law in the State of Utah, and actively litigates before state and federal courts. Mr. Weber has practiced law in Utah since 2008. After graduating from law school, he joined a major law firm in Provo, Utah where he worked in the firm’s commercial and business practice group. He also has experience working for the largest law firm in Utah County and with the offices of general counsel for numerous large enterprises along the Wasatch Front. During law school, Mr. Weber clerked for the Honorable Larry M. Boyle, United States District Court for the District of Idaho in Boise, Idaho. In 2013, Mr. Weber co-founded the law firm, Evanson Weber, PLLC, in Lehi, Utah. Since 2017, the firm was renamed Weber Law Group, PLLC. Mr. Weber graduated from the University of Idaho College of Law in May 2008. He served as an Associate Editor and the Director of Relations of the Idaho Law Review. He has a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah where he studied Russian and Business Management. In addition to practicing law, Mr. Weber is actively involved in his community where he has served on his city’s Planning Commission and he volunteers with the youth organization for his church. Born and raised in Boise, Idaho, he and his wife reside in Utah County with their four children.

Damon is licensed in Nevada and Utah and speaks fluent Spanish. Damon provides services in Divorce, Family Law, Probate and Trust Litigation . Damon E. Morris spent his youth in Idaho Falls, Idaho, Provo, Utah and Las Vegas, Nevada. After serving an LDS mission to Argentina, Damon earned a degree in Psychology from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Damon then attended the William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where he earned his Juris Doctorate degree. Following graduation, Damon practiced law in Las Vegas where he ran his own law practice.

I joined Robert DeBry in November 1997 after working as in house counsel for a nutraceutical company where I was in charge of FDA compliance, patent and trademark procurement, and outside litigation. As the lead attorney for Mass Torts at Robert DeBry & Associates, I have dedicated my career to helping people that have been injured by dangerous drugs and unsafe medical devices. My practice includes complex civil litigation, pharmaceutical and general products liability, multi-district litigation, consumer protection, personal injury, wrongful death, and class action litigation. I have successfully represented clients in claims against pharmaceutical giants such as Bayer, Johnson & Johnson, GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer as well as medical device manufactures Bard, Boston Scientific, Medtronic, Zimmer, and DePuy. I am actively representing clients injured by Actos, Avandia, Fosamax, Granuflo, Januvia, Nuvaring, Testosterone replacement therapies, Xarelto, Yasmine, Yaz, and Zofran. She is also pursuing claims against the makers of Metal on Metal Hips (MOM) including Biomet M2a Magnum, DePuy ASR, DePuy Pinnacle, Stryker ABG II, Stryker Rejuvenate, Wright Medical Conserve, and Wright Medical Profemur. In addition, I represent women that have suffered life altering consequences from failed trans-vaginal mesh products, used to treat stress urinary incontinence (leakage of urine during moments of physical activity, such as coughing, sneezing, laughing, or exercise) and Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP). I earned my bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah in 1988 in Political Science and Economics. I completed post-graduate work in Economics before attending law school. I graduated from the University of Idaho, College of Law in 1992 and was admitted to the Utah State Bar that same year. I am an avid equestrian. I own Quarter Horses and am a member of the American Quarter Horse Association and serve as a board member for the Utah Quarter Horse Association. I enjoy trail riding with my daughter and friends and attending horse shows. During the winter I enjoy watching my son compete in men’s gymnastics.

Ryan J. Schriever is the founder and lead attorney of Schriever Law, where he represents clients in family law, personal injury, and workers' compensation matters. An experienced trial attorney and litigator, Ryan is known for taking on difficult cases, standing up to insurance companies, and fiercely advocating for individuals and families facing life-changing legal challenges. Before founding Schriever Law, Ryan represented large insurance companies in personal injury defense cases. That experience gave him valuable insight into how insurers evaluate and defend claims—knowledge he now uses to help injured clients maximize their recovery and protect their rights. Ryan has earned recognition from both clients and peers for his advocacy and legal skill. He has been selected as a Super Lawyer and maintains a 10.0 Superb Avvo Rating. Clients value his strategic approach, courtroom experience, and unwavering commitment to achieving meaningful results. Outside the office, Ryan enjoys spending time with his wife and children, reading, hiking, and traveling.

Heather J. Schriever is Schriever Law's personal injury attorney and a fierce advocate for individuals who have been injured due to the negligence of others. Known for her precision, preparation, and determination, Heather fights tirelessly to protect her clients' interests and pursue the best possible outcome in every case. Heather brings extensive litigation experience in both state and federal courts. She currently serves as the City Attorney for American Fork City and previously served as the City Attorney for Orem City, where she managed the legal department for one of Utah's largest municipalities. Her experience handling complex legal matters allows her to effectively advocate for clients facing serious injuries and difficult circumstances. Heather understands that every case represents a person whose life has been disrupted. She is committed to providing skilled legal representation, clear communication, and unwavering advocacy when her clients need it most. Outside of work, Heather enjoys running, fitness, spending time outdoors, and making memories with her three children.

At the very start of his legal career in 1997…Ron Kramer made a personal commitment to provide the best service possible to his clients, his profession, and his community. Over the years, his dedication as a personal injury attorney has not wavered. A California native, Kramer came to Utah to attend Brigham Young University, where he received a B.A. in international relations in 1992. He returned to his home state to attend law school, getting his J.D. at the University of the Pacific’s McGeorge School of Law in 1996. He and his wife had two young children at the time, and decided that they wanted to raise them in Utah, so he made the decision to move back and joined Sykes & Associates, a plaintiffs’ personal injury firm in Salt Lake City. At the time, Kramer was interested in developing a career in patent law, but his experience handling cases for injured plaintiffs dispelled that idea. “I liked that we were representing the underdog against these power brokers,” he recalls. He and a colleague at that firm then ventured out to launch their own firm in Salt Lake City, but after three years of dealing with the commute from his home in Draper, Kramer decided that he wanted to practice law closer to home. He opened the Kramer Injury Law in 2004, with its primary office in West Jordan, and he’s been growing his practice as a personal injury attorney in the area ever since. In large part, the success of the Kramer Injury Law is attributable to a singular commitment to providing outstanding customer service. “It’s one of the things that set us apart,” he says. “I don’t want to hear anybody being unhappy about how we handle their case. Our mantra is: We want to provide the best customer service possible so all of our clients are happy.” Kramer’s commitment to customer service includes a 30-day no-fee promise. This is a guarantee to clients that if they are dissatisfied with the level of service they are receiving, they will not be charged in any way for the work that’s been done. Part of the pledge to providing clients the best service means handling cases to achieve the best possible outcomes for them, and Kramer has scored some noteworthy wins along the way. In 2008, for instance, he achieved a $1.6 million jury verdict following a seven-day trial in Ogden for a client who suffered a spinal cord injury that left him permanently disabled when his vehicle was struck by an advertising company truck.

Jacqueline Deaton is a Wisconsin-licensed attorney and Utah-licensed Paralegal Practitioner who focuses on family law matters, including divorce, custody, and parent-time disputes. Known for her thoughtful approach, clear communication, and attention to detail, Jacqueline helps clients navigate complex legal issues with confidence and clarity. Jacqueline understands that family law matters are often emotionally challenging and deeply personal. She is committed to providing practical guidance, strategic problem-solving, and steady support throughout the legal process. Clients appreciate her ability to explain complex legal concepts in a way that is easy to understand while ensuring they remain informed and empowered to make important decisions about their future. Fluent in Spanish and originally from Spain, Jacqueline brings valuable cultural understanding and strong communication skills to her work with individuals and families from diverse backgrounds. She also holds a master's degree and brings more than twenty years of university-level teaching experience to her practice, allowing her to break down complicated legal issues with patience, precision, and care. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family and exploring the outdoors. Whether they’re traveling in their RV, visiting national parks, hiking, biking, or swimming, she appreciates every opportunity to enjoy nature and discover new places. She also loves unwinding with a good book and making memories with those closest to her.

Prior to becoming a family law attorney, Attorney James H. Woodall earned a bachelor’s degree in petroleum engineering and worked for several years in the offshore oil industry. Looking for a more competitive work environment, Mr. Woodall attended law school at the University of Utah. He graduated second in his class. Mr. Woodall was Managing Editor of the Utah Law Review. He was admitted to the Utah State Bar in 1988 and clerked on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. He has practiced law in Utah, Nevada, Colorado, and Wyoming. Mr. Woodall limits his practice to family law, from uncontested divorces to highly complicated matters involving issues such as child custody, alimony, and child support. Mr. Woodall’s over 30 years of experience make him a formidable attorney in the courtroom and a knowledgeable advocate. He has substantial experience in complex divorce matters including high-asset and high-income cases. His attention to detail is paralleled by few. Mr. Woodall enjoys working – he works holidays and weekends. On Fridays, he is known to quip, “just two more workdays until Monday.” Mr. Woodall retired from the Utah National Guard at the rank of Colonel after 22 years of service. He is intimately familiar with issues unique to military divorces and military retirement. Mr. Woodall continues to serve military service members.

Attorney Brad Carr graduated from Baylor Law School on a full-tuition academic scholarship. Baylor is consistently ranked by US News as one of the top three schools in the nation for trial advocacy. During his time there, he participated in Baylor’s nationally recognized practice court program and received several awards for trial advocacy. Mr. Carr’s practice focuses on family law and landlord representation. He has handled dozens of bench trials, jury trials, hundreds of hearings, and filed thousands of motions. He is the managing attorney at Carr | Woodall and operates the firm with the idea that attorneys should be driven by their own personal desire to achieve the best outcome for their clients rather than a law firm’s financial gain. In fact, unlike most other law firms in the state, the attorneys at Carr | Woodall have no billing quotas. The only expectation is for each attorney to meet his or her client’s expectations. Utah has a large market of self-employed individuals. Mr. Carr has represented many clients with family-owned businesses worth millions and even tens of millions of dollars. He has worked with forensic accounting experts to value these businesses. As the managing attorney of Carr | Woodall, he is also self-employed and manages all of the finances for the law firm. If you or your spouse is self-employed, Mr. Carr is an ideal fit for your divorce. Mr. Carr is married with three boys and one girl. He spends his weekday evenings and weekends with his family at his children’s sporting events, on his motorcycle, camping, hiking, or doing just about anything else that keeps him and his family off the couch. With a family of his own, Mr. Carr understands just how important family law issues are for his clients. He understands what you are fighting for and why. He is proud of his children and believes that preserving a healthy parent-child relationship is an essential part of divorce. When he was 10, his own parents were divorced. He has experienced first-hand how divorce affects children. This helps him to anticipate potential challenges your children may face.