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About Rebecca Hill

Rebecca joined Christensen & Jensen in 1997, and has been a shareholder and director since 2001. She is chair of the firm’s Insurance and Appeals practice groups, and is also active in the firm’s Product Liability section. She practices extensively in the areas of insurance coverage, bad faith litigation, and product liability litigation, including defending dozens of manufacturers of alleged asbestos-containing products.

Rebecca has been recognized by SuperLawyers magazine (Thomas Reuters) as one of the Top 50 women attorneys in the Mountain States (Utah, Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Wyoming) (2011-2014), one of the top lawyers for insurance coverage (2009-2017) in the Mountain States and one of the TOP Women Attorneys in Utah for 2021. Rebecca was also selected for Utah Business Magazine’s “Legal Elite” for 2020 under insurance law. She has also been acknowledged in the Top 50: 2023 Women Mountain States Super Lawyers Top List and included in the Insurance Coverage Super Lawyers list.

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Education

University of Utah
J.D., 1992
University of Utah
Undergraduate, 1988

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