Brian D. Bolinder is a shareholder at Richards Brandt Miller Nelson where he practices in the areas of construction litigation, insurance defense litigation and other complex litigation matters. After receiving his law degree in 2006 from the University of Utah, Mr. Bolinder has represented architects, engineers, surveyors and other design professionals, as well as both horizontal and vertical contractors in connection with risk management, procurement, contracting and litigation. In addition, he represents individuals and companies in a broad range of industries with general litigation matters, including personal injury, products liability, and commercial contracts. His experience includes all aspects of litigation including bench and jury trials, as well as efforts towards achieving his clients’ goals short of trial or formal litigation. Mr. Bolinder is a member of the State Bar of Utah (member and current vice-chair, Construction Law Section) and the State Bar of Wyoming.

Mr. Handy’s practice focuses on representing designers, general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and other parties in a variety of construction-related contexts. He is a member of the Utah State Bar and is licensed to practice in state and federal courts in the State of Utah. Mr. Handy graduated from Brigham Young University, J. Reuben Clark Law School in April of 2011. He received his bachelor of science degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering in 2006 from Brigham Young University where he was inducted into the Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Honor Society. Mr. Handy also received a master of science degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Brigham Young University in 2008. He is active in the Construction Section of the Utah State Bar and currently serves as its chair.

Mr. Horton brings a blend of chemical engineering, business, and legal knowledge to advising on intellectual property law matters. His multidisciplinary approach to advising clients is rooted in continuous research and teaching. This multifaceted experience allows Mr. Horton to tackle complex IP challenges with a unique perspective that often benefits clients across various technology sectors.

Mr. Horton’s comprehensive background supports him in bridging the gap between technical innovation and legal protection. Clients benefit from his ability to understand intricate technologies while navigating the nuances of IP law – frequently resulting in more comprehensive and effective patent applications, litigation strategies, and IP evaluations. His proficiency in pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, chemical, imaging, and semiconductor technologies leads to tailored IP strategies that can better align with each client’s specific technological landscape and business goals. 

Mr. Marshall helps organizations navigate legal obligations relating to data innovation, privacy, and security, and Artificial Intelligence. His risk management approach is informed by his experience as a business litigation and trial lawyer, and as legal counsel in response to hundreds of cybersecurity and data privacy incidents which, in some cases, involved litigation and regulatory investigations. He has been lead-counsel in multiple jury and bench trials in Utah state and federal courts, and against government agencies nationwide. As organizations embrace digital transformation, Mr. Marshall helps them manage legal risks by tailoring incident response plans and risk assessments, and co-developing written information security and AI risk management programs. 

McNeil Engineering, Sandy, Utah
Mr. Roblez is a board certified and licensed structural engineer, lecturer and published technical author. He has worked in the engineering industry since 1984 when he was a “print boy” at the age of 15 for a Salt Lake City company. Mr. Roblez is a co-owner of McNeil Engineering, an award- winning civil/surveying/structural engineering firm. He has been involved with many engineering projects that vary in size from large commercial to small residential and in scope from structural engineering to full design and project/construction management. Mr. Roblez has also has been chosen to appear many times on the local news concerning many different civil engineering issues. Mr. Roblez was recently awarded American Society of Civil Engineers – Utah Section Engineer of the Year award (2017). He serves as the chair of the ASCE Utah Section History and Heritage Committee and the Utah Section State and Government Relations Committee.