"What a privilege it is to advance the Cause of Justice for our amazing Clients."
Scott D. Brown has spent four decades doing one thing: helping accident victims "weather the storm". Over his 43 year career, he has successfully handled many hundreds of injury and wrongful death cases from L.A. to Buffalo, and has never lost a jury trial. Clients trust him with the cases that matter most.
Scott's standing in the legal community reflects that track record. Martindale-Hubbell awarded him its highest rating ("AV") in both legal competency and ethics, a distinction earned through peer review and reserved for attorneys at the top of their field. He has personally handled two of the cases named by Chief Justice Richard C. Howe as the most significant tort decisions the Utah Supreme Court issued in 1999.
"Seul on va plus vite; ensemble on va plus loin."
(Alone we go faster; together we go farther.)
Born and raised in Murray, Utah, Scott is a happy husband, father of four, and grandfather of 15. He lived in France for five years and is fluent in French. He enjoys the family cabin, archery, cheering on the grandkids, and serving in his church.
Scott Brown represents clients in a wide range of personal injury matters, helping accident victims pursue fair compensation and experienced legal guidance.
Scott Brown's legal education, bar admissions, and professional involvement reflect a strong commitment to serving clients and the broader community.
University of Utah
College of Law
Business Management (cum laude)
University of Utah
Scott Brown has co-authored and authored works on personal injury law, sharing his expertise with the broader legal community.
Scott Brown's decades of dedicated representation have earned him recognition from peers, courts, and the community.
Awarded the highest possible Martindale-Hubbell rating in both legal competency and ethics, a distinction earned through peer review and reserved for attorneys at the top of their field.
Personally handled two of the cases named by Chief Justice Richard C. Howe as the most significant tort decisions the Utah Supreme Court issued in 1999.
Recognized as a winner in the Personal Injury category based on a BusinessRate analysis of law firm Google Reviews.
Beyond the courtroom, Scott Brown has dedicated much of his life to community service, family, and giving back to the causes he cares about most.
A charitable foundation dedicated to actively preventing injury and death in our community.
Served on the Board of Directors of the Jordan Education Foundation, on the Executive Committee of the Great Salt Lake Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and as Chairman of the Learning for Life Community Advisory Board.
A happy husband, father of four, and grandfather of 15, Scott lived in France for five years and is fluent in French.
Scott enjoys time at the family cabin, archery, cheering on the grandkids, and serving in his church.