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WITH OVER 50 YEARS OF COMBINED EXPERIENCE, CARDON, STUART, & ASSOCIATES HAS A DISTINGUISHED REPUTATION THROUGHOUT UTAH FOR EXCELLENCE IN DUI DEFENSE, CRIMINAL LAW, AND PERSONAL INJURY CASES.
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Brady Stuart is known for being the best throughout Utah when it comes to DUI defense, criminal law, and personal injury cases. Brady is known to be relentless, trusted, and determined. In addition to being a persistent and creative litigator, Brady’s aggressive yet professional approach means he routinely reaches successful, beneficial resolutions for his clients.
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Kelly Cardon is easily one of the most reputable, likable, and professional attorneys out there. He will definitely fight for you.
Everything was virtually hands off, for me. You were very inclusive with how you gave information to me about my case, and you took care of all the legwork, which helped reduce any extra stress that I had going on with my situation. Thank you, much!
Kelly is an exemplary attorney, worth every penny. He and his staff are very friendly and easy going while maintaining an impressive professional standard.
I truly felt confident and important to Kelly Cardon Law Office from day one to the end with Kelly’s team representing me. Thank you all, for the (Awesome!) deal I am walking away with. Truly, I do remember the state of mind I was in before I called your office. After that day I have not worried near as ...
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She Doesn’t Want To Press Charges. Why Am I Still In Trouble?
It seems like a victim could decline to press charges for domestic violence if they change their mind. However, that is not the case. Once a victim calls the police (or someone else calls the police to report domestic violence), the matter is out of the victim’s hand. What can the ‘victim’ ...
What To Say (And Not To Say) When Pulled Over
Keep It Simple. Don’t lie. Keep your answers short and simple. The officer will ask “Do you know why I stopped you?” The correct answer is “No.” Don’t try to argue or make your case to the officer. Your best strategy is to practice “active listening” without saying anything substantive, ...