Jay Gold

Jay Gold is an attorney whose practice focuses on general civil litigation involving business, real estate, construction, and personal injury issues. He brings legal research, writing, and problem-solving skills to civil litigation matters. His practice focuses on general civil litigation involving business, real estate, construction, and personal injury issues. His work addresses disputes tied to commercial relationships, property, building projects, and injury claims.

Jay attended the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law and completed his legal education in 2014. He finished fifth in his class, was elected to the Order of the Coif, and served as Articles Editor of the Utah Law Review. His law school distinctions also included a 2012 College Award and a CALI Award in Legal Methods, reflecting strong academic performance during law school.

Jay gained judicial experience during law school through internships with Judge Scott Matheson of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit and Judge Denise Lindberg of the Third District Court in Salt Lake City. His litigation practice now includes business, real estate, construction, and personal injury matters. He approaches civil disputes through research, writing, and problem solving, with experience spanning business, property, construction, and personal injury matters.

Jay Gold was admitted in Utah in 2014 and to the U.S. District Court for the District of Utah in the same year. He began serving as co-chair of the Young Lawyers Division’s Wills for Heroes Program in 2015. His background combines a Utah civil litigation practice with law review experience, judicial internships, and strong law school academic distinctions.

Law Office Affiliations

• Partner, Hoggan Lee Hutchinson
• Member, Utah State Bar
• Co-Chair of Wills for Heroes Program, Young Lawyers Division (2015-Present)

Licensed State

• Utah

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