Kipp S. Muir

Kipp is a skilled litigator whose dedication to excellence consistently achieves favorable outcomes for his clients. He brings a pragmatic and strategic approach to every case, ensuring that legal complexities are deciphered and resolved with practical solutions.

He received a Bachelors Degree in Economics in 2011 from Brigham Young University. In 2014, he graduated from Brigham Young University’s J. Reuben Clark Law School with his Juris Doctorate degree, cum laude. While at law school, Mr. Muir served as a Managing Editor for the BYU Law Review, won the BYU Negotiation Competition, and was a finalist in the Woody Deem Trial Advocacy Competition.

Kipp boasts a wealth of litigation experience and specializes in business litigation. His clients, ranging from start-up entrepreneurs to well-established corporations, come to him when they have trade secret and confidential information issues, partnership disputes, and need assistance with establishing, interpreting, or enforcing contracts.

He has successfully resolved cases on favorable terms even before litigation became necessary, engaged in all aspects of discovery and motion practice in state and federal court, and tried multiple cases. Clients can trust in his ability to craft compelling narratives that resonate with jurors and judges alike. Still, he knows that legal matters impact his clients’ bottom lines, and is committed to providing counsel that not only addresses legal intricacies but also aligns with clients’ needs. This commitment to pragmatism sets him apart as an advocate who understands the value of efficient and effective legal strategies.