The Top 10 Reasons Brown, Bradshaw & Moffat is the Best Defense Team in Utah

If you have been charged with a crime, choosing a defense lawyer to represent you can feel overwhelming. How do you know who will have your best interest at heart? How do you figure out who will help you get the best outcome for your case? Let us make the decision easier for you.You can feel confident choosing Brown, Bradshaw & Moffat to defend your case in Utah for dozens of reasons, but we’ve narrowed it down to the Top 10.

10. We have practiced (and succeeded) at every level in the court system, both state and federal.

Navigating the different court systems can be difficult and confusing without the guidance of an experienced defense lawyer. We’ve done it all and can help you through it.

9. We have litigated almost every type of criminal case.

Whether you’ve been charged with a misdemeanor drug charge or aggravated murder, we’ve been around the block a time or two. We know what we are doing and how to defend your case in Utah.

8. We truly care about our clients.

We understand that a person is far more than the worst thing they have done or been accused of doing. In addition to fighting for your rights, we also care about defending your reputation.

7. Our colleagues regularly turn to us for advice on how to handle their own cases.

When other professionals look to you for help, you know you’re doing something right. We take pride in being known as a defense team that people can turn to for advice.

6. We are the walking, breathing Constitution.

At the end of the day, defending any case requires a deep knowledge of the Constitution. We fight for those rights on a daily basis, and we don’t take that responsibility lightly.

5. We have influence in forming Utah law.

Whether through litigation in the appellate courts or at the table with legislators, we are always fighting for laws that ensure a better society for all.

4. Each one of our lawyers is a well-respected leader in the legal field.

Our defense team is strong and reliable because each person on the team puts in their best effort. We don’t sit on the sidelines.

3. We are regularly present at training and continuing education legal seminars.

The legal community recognizes the leadership and results of our defense team, and we are proud to help lead the state to ensure more fair judgment for those who are charged with crimes.

2. Our product, research skills, and work ethic are undeniable.

Our clients always get our best effort. We are 100% committed to every case. We’re relentless with judges and research even the most obscure laws thoroughly to ensure the best results for you.

And, the number one reason why Brown, Bradshaw & Moffat is the best in the state…

1. We still use WordPerfect & we are wickedly funny.

This one is a tie. If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it! And just because we are relentless in the courts doesn’t mean we can’t crack a joke. We’re confident you’ll feel at ease working with us.

If you or a loved one needs the help of an experienced legal team, call Brown, Bradshaw & Moffat today at (801) 532-5297 for a free consultation.

What are the Requirements for a Search Warrant in Utah?

If you’re suspected of a crime in Utah, officers will do everything they can to find evidence against you. That often includes searching your property, but unless you give them permission, they need to obtain a search warrant from a judge to do so.

Automobile Theft in Utah: How Do I Defend My Case?

In Utah, automobile theft is classified within the broader theft and robbery laws. However, stealing a car has its own penalties. For example, stealing property that is valued between $500 and $1,500 is considered a class A misdemeanor and the punishment could be up to 364 days in jail and/or up to $2,500 fine. BUT if the property stolen is a car, even if its value is less than $1,500, the crime is automatically considered a second-degree felony. And that could mean one to 15 years in prison and up to $10,000 in fines. So, whether someone steals a 1988 Honda Accord or a 2022 Tesla, the punishment is the same. There is no differentiation in the law for the value of the vehicle. If you steal a car, you steal a car, and that’s classified as a second-degree felony.

How to Check if There is a Warrant Out for an Arrest in Utah

The state of Utah has a simple way to check if there is a warrant out for your arrest. You simply go to this website. It was created by the state and is completely safe to use. Just enter your name, click search or press enter, and the website will immediately check to see if there are any matches.If a warrant has been issued, there are a number of factors that determine what happens next. Here is a breakdown of what you can expect, and why you might want the involvement of an attorney.