Stephen M. Bigham

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Stephen M. Bigham: Attorney with Skoubye Nielson & Johansen, LLC

Biography

Stephen is a litigation attorney whose practice focuses on commercial and general litigation, construction disputes, insurance law, and transportation law. After graduating from New York Law School, Stephen began working for a medium-size litigation firm in lower Manhattan where he successfully represented developers, construction managers, contractors and insurers in civil actions arising from construction accidents and defects, premise and products liability, and insurance-coverage and contract disputes. He and his wife began vacationing in Utah during college and with each visit their desire to leave New York City for Utah grew. So, in 2013, they moved to Utah and now live in Kamas with their three dogs.

Areas of Practice (4)

  • Commercial Litigation
  • Construction Law
  • Insurance
  • Transportation

Education & Credentials

Year of First Admission:
2006
Admission:
1999, New York; 2006, Utah; 2014, Wyoming
ISLN:
1000892892

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Fixed Hourly Rates
Available
Credit Cards Accepted
MasterCard, Visa

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385-787-6119  Phone

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