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Guide: How to Lookup Utah Lawyers

for Utah State Bar Discipline

Utah State Bar Lawyer Discipline

 

Instructions to Look-Up the Utah State Bar Discipline History of Utah Lawyers 


The discipline history regarding Utah attorneys is summarized in the Utah Bar Journals, which are published bi-monthly. You can look up the discipline history online at [email protected].
1) When you get to the OPC site, click on “For the Public.” A short drop-down menu will appear, and you must click on “Attorney Public Discipline.”
2) On the next page, scroll down to the dark green rectangle entitled “View the Attorney/LPP Public Discipline PDF.” Click that.
3) You can then download the information you are seeking. To search for a particular attorney, type Control + F on a PC or Command + F on a Mac. 
For more information please contact:
Jeannine P. Timothy, Utah State Bar
Consumer Assistance Program Attorney: 801-297-7056
Disciplinary Process Information Officer: 801-257-5518
645 South 200 East, Salt Lake City, UT 84111

 

To file a complaint with the Utah State Bar against a lawyer please see this page:

 

Utah State Bar: Lawyer Complaints & Discipline

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