Bronson Bills

Bronson Bills has nearly 20 years of litigation experience in both state and federal court. His practice focuses on personal injury, medical malpractice, and product liability. He has successfully helped injured clients obtain millions of dollars.

After graduating from law school, Bronson was a law clerk for the Honorable J. Thomas Greene at the United States District Court for the District of Utah. His clerkship taught him the inner workings of the trial court, helping him learn firsthand how court decisions are made. It was an invaluable experience that laid the foundation for his career. After his clerkship, Bronson went to work for a firm representing plaintiffs, where he utilized his clerkship experience to assist injured clients.

The first trial Bronson worked on involved a single mother who was exposed to asbestos as a child, which caused her to contract mesothelioma, an incurable form of cancer. The defendants in this case did everything they could to avoid liability and to ensure a trial would not take place. After a three-week trial, the jury awarded the plaintiff in excess of $5 million. Shortly after the jury verdict, the client passed away, leaving two children, one of whom was just a teenager. This experience was extremely fulfilling and meaningful, leaving a lasting impression on Bronson. From 2010 to 2011, he was a visiting professor of law in North Carolina, where he taught civil procedure to first-year law students. He has published law review articles in Georgetown, Northwestern, and University of Connecticut law journals. After teaching, Bronson returned to private practice, focusing on those injured by the negligence of others.

Bronson was born and raised in Salt Lake City and attended Skyline High School. He played baseball in college and participated in the Junior College World Series in Grand Junction, CO. Bronson enjoys golf, fly fishing and art. He is married and has three children.