Mitch Vilos is a prominent Utah personal injury trial lawyer.
He has the notable distinction of being a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum for having obtained numerous six and seven figure recoveries for his injured clients involving tractor-trailer accidents, car and motorcycle accidents, birth injuries, medical malpractice, product liability, and on-the-job injuries. His focus has been on brain, spinal cord, burns and other serious injuries, including those caused by firearms.
He has been nominated by his peers (attorneys, judges) as one of Utah's Top Lawyers for 2008 & 2009 as reported in Utah Business Magazine.
Mr. Vilos is a graduate of J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University. He has practiced law since 1978.
Mr. Vilos' law practice focuses on
primarily two areas of law, representing accident victims and handling criminal cases involving self-defense and weapons charges.
He has authored and co-authored articles relating to personal injury litigation and insurance law in legal publications such as the Utah State Bar Journal and Utah Trial Lawyers Journal.
He is the author of Utah Gun Law: Good, Bad and Ugly, Utah Gun Law II: Pancho's Wisdom, Utah Gun Law, 3rd ed. and the Self-Defense Laws of All 50 States.
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A member of the Million Dollar
Advocates Forum
Free initial legal consultation
in all personal injury cases.
Personal injury cases accepted
on contingency basis
(no recovery/no fee).
Access to a vast network
of resources available through
trial lawyer's organizations*
A member of the Utah
Association for Justice (UAJ).**
Call toll free
1-800-530-0222.

*Some cases involve associating with other nationally recognized law firms. ** The UAJ is formerly the
Utah Trial Lawyers Association (UTLA).
Mr. Vilos has participated in educating the public, including on radio and television, about legal topics such as negligence law, medical malpractice, insurance law, representing people with traumatic brain injuries, constitutional law, self-defense and firearms law.
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