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About Brynn Larsen
Brynn Larsen is an associate attorney at Mortensen & Milne who brings energy, empathy, and disciplined legal analysis to the firm’s personal injury practice, serving clients in Utah and nationwide. She works closely with the firm’s trial team to support individuals and families through complex litigation, ensuring clients understand the process and feel informed at every stage. With a strong academic foundation and hands-on litigation experience, Brynn contributes to case strategy, legal research, client communication, and trial preparation.
Her attention to detail and commitment to client service make her a trusted point of contact for those navigating serious injury claims. Brynn’s fluency in Spanish allows her to serve a broader range of clients with clarity and cultural understanding, strengthening the firm’s ability to advocate effectively for diverse communities across Utah and the country. She approaches her work with professionalism and care, supporting the firm’s mission of accountability, preparation, and client-centered advocacy.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Mortensen & Milne
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A 3-year-old girl was found with a window blind cord wrapped around her neck at her family's home in Lehi. She died a week later of brain damage from oxygen deprivation. The jury found Century Blinds had made corded blinds for years without fitting a tilt wand that cost nothing extra, and without supplying the cleats that let a parent wind cords out of reach.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.
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