Executive Committee

• Gloria Allred
• Sam Bernstein
• Roy Black
• Benjamin Brafman
• Michael Burg
• Fernando Chavez
• Sam Cherry
• Morris Dees
• Tom Demetrio
• William Edwards
• Robert Eglet
• Geoffrey Fieger
• George Fleming
• Mark Geragos
• Tom Girardi
• Keith Givens
• Edward Hershewe
• Ed Hill
• Len Jacoby
• Lynn Johnson
• Gail Koff
• Mark Lanier
• Fred Levin
• Ramon Lopez
• Tom Mesereau
• Robert Michael
• Sheldon Miller
• Billy Murphy
• Howard Nations
• Richard Newsome
• Brian Panish
• Jerry Parker
• Jim Parkman
• Darryl Phillips
• Dan Ramsdell
• Mark Robinson
• James Rolshouse
• John Romano
• Sheldon J. Schlesinger
• Derek Sells
• Hezekiah Sistrunk
• Jock Smith
• Stephen Smith
• Harvey Weitz

COLIN KING

Colin King is a founding member of Dewsnup, King & Olsen and helps lead the firm's team of personal injury and medical malpractice attorneys in Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr. King received a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics, magna cum laude, and his law degree from the University of Utah.

Mr. King's practice is devoted to personal injury and wrongful death cases in the fields of medical malpractice, product liability, workplace injury, civil rights, and motor vehicle accidents. He is a passionate advocate of victims' rights before the courts and in the legislative arena, where he actively promotes legislation to hold wrongdoers accountable.

Mr. King is a member and a past president of the Utah Trial Lawyers Association. He continues to sit on the Board of Governors. He is a member of the Utah State Bar; the Salt Lake County Bar Association; the American Association for Justice; Trial Lawyers for Public Justice; and the Federal Bar Association.

Mr. King is a Fellow of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. He has been selected by his peers as a member of The Best Lawyers in America in personal injury law since 1993 in plaintiffs' medical malpractice and product liability. He is a member and current Utah Chapter president of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), a national trial lawyer organization composed only of trial lawyers with significant jury trial experience. He has been given an AV rating, the highest possible, for many years from Martindale-Hubbell, a respected national attorney and law firm directory.

Mr. King has obtained several of Utah's largest and most significant jury verdicts in product liability and other complex tort cases, including the first eight-figure tort verdict in the state's history. He has obtained many multimillion-dollar settlements in personal injury and death cases. He is often an invited lecturer on leading-edge topics of tort law to trial lawyers in Utah and elsewhere.