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Nuttall Brown & Coutts

Tyler J. Brown

Tyler J. Brown

Licensed since 2015

Licensed in

Utah & Arizona

Phone

(801) 255-2102

“Lawyers can do better for the people who need them most.”

About

Fighting for Accident Victims with Experience, Innovation, and Integrity

Tyler J. Brown has spent his entire legal career fighting for accident victims. Licensed since 2015, he has resolved numerous catastrophic, seven-figure personal injury cases — representing clients who faced serious injuries, mounting medical bills, and insurance companies determined to settle fast and pay little.
Ty has seen too many injured people taken advantage of — by insurers calling within hours of an accident with lowball offers, and by a legal industry that often prioritized signing cases over genuinely informing clients.
“The only way to know if you’re being treated fairly is to understand what fair actually means — and that starts with a real conversation.”
Beyond his caseload, Ty sits on the Utah Supreme Court Ad Hoc Committee on Legal Innovation. He is an active voice in legal-tech and access-to-justice conversations nationally. Outside of the office, Ty is interested in horses and aviation. He jumps at every opportunity to take his wife and kids on a horseback ride or a scenic flight.
Practice Areas

Dedicated representation across serious injury cases

Auto Accident

Trucking Accident

Premises Liability

Dog Bite & Animal Attack

Catastrophic Injury (Adults & Children)

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Education, admissions & professional leadership

Education

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Career

Professional journey

2015 – Present

Attorney at Law, Nuttall Brown & Coutts

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