Jarred Marks Breach of Contract
Enforcing agreements and defending against claims — sales, services, construction, leases, and commercial agreements of every kind.
Civil & Commercial Litigation · Statewide Utah
When a contract is broken, a partner walks away, or a deal turns into a dispute, the right early moves shape everything that follows. We represent Utah businesses and individuals in civil and commercial litigation — building the strongest position for settlement or trial.
How We Help
Enforcing agreements and defending against claims — sales, services, construction, leases, and commercial agreements of every kind.
Partnership dissolutions, LLC member and shareholder conflicts, buyout disputes, and claims of breach of fiduciary duty inside a business.
Claims arising from deals induced by false statements or concealed facts — pursued or defended with a clear-eyed view of what the evidence supports.
Enforcing and defending restrictive covenants under Utah's post-employment restrictions framework.
Pursuing significant unpaid debts and enforcing judgments so a piece of paper becomes actual recovery.
Many disputes settle before a complaint is ever filed. A well-supported demand letter and settlement strategy is often the highest-value first step.
Free Consultation
Describe the dispute in general terms — who, what, and roughly how much is at stake — and we'll follow up to discuss your options. Or call (801) 823-4379 and leave a message.
Before practicing law, Jarred spent nearly a decade in Aerospace & Defense supporting over $5 billion in complex agreements. That deal-side experience shapes how we litigate: with a focus on leverage, economics, and the outcome that actually serves you — not litigation for its own sake.
Common Questions
That's the first question we answer — candidly. We look at the strength of the claim, the likely cost to pursue it, and whether the other side can actually pay before recommending litigation.
Most civil cases resolve before trial through negotiation or mediation. We prepare every case as if it will be tried, because that preparation is what produces strong settlements.
In Utah, generally only if a contract or statute provides for them. Many commercial contracts do — it's one of the first things we check.
Statutes of limitation vary by claim type, and waiting can also cost you evidence and leverage. If you think you have a claim, it's worth a consultation sooner rather than later.
Start with a free consultation and get a clear, candid assessment of your dispute.
Call (801) 823-4379