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About Geoffrey Haslam

Since joining Christensen & Jensen in 1995, Geoff’s practice has focused on litigation. He has extensive experience in product liability, professional liability, construction, and personal injury litigation, and has served as panel counsel for many corporations and liability insurers. Geoff is regularly appointed as a mediator, arbitrator or special master in a wide variety of cases. Geoff has been recognized as one of Utah’s “Legal Elite” by Utah Business Magazine, as a “Superlawyer” by Mountain States Super Lawyers (Thomson Reuters), and as one of the “Best Lawyers in America.” He also has the highest (“AV”) rating by Martindale-Hubbell. Geoff habla español.

Practice areas

Education

University of Utah
J.D., 1995
University of Utah
Undergraduate, 1992

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Utah

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