{"id":961,"date":"2021-07-06T23:04:03","date_gmt":"2021-07-07T05:04:03","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/utahadrservices.com\/neutrals\/?page_id=961"},"modified":"2021-07-06T23:26:43","modified_gmt":"2021-07-07T05:26:43","slug":"justin-toth","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/utahadrservices.com\/neutrals\/?page_id=961","title":{"rendered":"Justin T. Toth, Esq."},"content":{"rendered":"

\"JustinMr. Toth\u2019s perspective as a mediator is informed by nearly thirty years of practice as a trial lawyer in Utah and Texas.\u00a0 During that time, he has tried a variety of tort and business dispute cases to verdict in both state and federal courts.\u00a0 Moreover, his litigation practice has not been limited to \u201cplaintiff\u201d or \u201cdefense\u201d representations, which provides him an effective platform to evaluate and discuss the merits and weaknesses of parties\u2019 positions.\u00a0 Mr. Toth believes that mediation is a collaborative process with counsel and that an effective mediation frequently requires the mediator and counsel to address, not only particular legal issues, but the underlying client motivations and emotions driving the dispute.<\/p>\n

Mr. Toth\u2019s civil practice has involved commercial disputes, including trade secret, breach of contract, confidentiality and non-solicitation, antitrust and unfair competition, corporate ownership and governance, fraud and breach of fiduciary duty.\u00a0 His civil practice has also included, representing both plaintiffs and defendants, personal injury, complex product liability and medical malpractice claims.<\/p>\n

Mr. Toth\u2019s professional experience also helps in communicating with clients and counsel.\u00a0 After law school, Mr. Toth worked for seven years in Houston, Texas with Weil LLP.\u00a0 Upon returning to Utah, he served as Assistant General Counsel to the Salt Lake Olympic Committee for the 2002 Winter Games where he managed a wide range of litigation matters, including trademark enforcement, licensing disputes, construction claims, and wrongful termination claims.\u00a0 After the conclusion of the 2002 Winter Olympics, Mr. Toth returned to private practice with Ray Quinney & Nebeker, P.C., representing a wide range of clients, from Utah\u2019s largest private and publicly held companies, as well as individuals and small businesses.<\/p>\n

Mr. Toth has been consistently recognized as a preeminent litigator in Utah by virtually every rating service, including the following:<\/p>\n