DUI Defense
Breathalyzer challenges, blood-draw defects, field sobriety test procedure, and the 10-day DLD hearing — handled from day one. DUI Defense →
Relentless, creative litigation — that’s the reputation Brady has built in courtrooms across Utah. He handles every DUI and criminal case personally, from the first phone call through trial.
Brady Stuart is the Managing Partner of Cardon, Stuart & Associates in Ogden, Utah, and one of the state’s most tenacious defense litigators. He is known throughout Utah for relentless, creative litigation — an aggressive yet professional approach that routinely produces successful resolutions for his clients. And when a case needs to go to trial, Brady fights with everything he has.
Brady earned his Juris Doctor from the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah and is admitted to practice in Utah. From the firm’s home office on Washington Blvd, he defends clients in district and justice courts across the entire state — from Logan to St. George.
Much of Brady’s practice is devoted to DUI defense under Utah’s uniquely strict laws — the nation’s lowest 0.05% BAC limit and the unforgiving 10-day DLD hearing deadline. He digs into every stop, every breathalyzer calibration record, and every bodycam frame, and files suppression motions when the state oversteps.
When you hire Brady, you get Brady. No hand-offs, no junior associates learning on your file. Our staff answers the phone 24/7, and the attorney handling your case is the same one who stands next to you at arraignment — and, if it comes to it, at trial.
“If it were me, I’d call me.”— Brady Stuart
Breathalyzer challenges, blood-draw defects, field sobriety test procedure, and the 10-day DLD hearing — handled from day one. DUI Defense →
Felonies and misdemeanors statewide — assault, drug charges, weapons, theft — built on constitutional analysis and suppression practice. Criminal Defense →
Prosecutors offer better resolutions to defendants whose counsel is genuinely ready for trial. Brady prepares every case as if a jury will hear it.
When you’re the one who was hurt, the same litigation instincts work for you — against the insurance companies. Personal Injury →
No obligation. No judgment. Just answers from experienced Utah defense attorneys.