Mr. Sipos explained why he started representing individuals instead of only large corporations. “On many cases that I worked on, it seemed the tables were unfairly stacked against individuals and small companies. They could not pay enormous fees to attorneys like me who provided high quality and aggressive litigation. So even when they had a strong case, we could often crush them by outspending and outsmarting them. Needless to say, in such situations I sometimes wondered whether I was on the right side of the table, and recalled the reason I became an attorney in the first place: to help people who truly needed it. Therefore, I decided to take the skills and experience I had developed while working for large firms, and apply them to representing individuals and small business that so urgently needed it.
Mr. Sipos, and everyone else associated with the Utah Employment Law Center, strives to provide exceptional service to clients, not only through the quality of work, but also by making it more economically wise for clients to use an attorney. The firm offers different financial arrangements for representation, including contingency rates (no-fee-unless-you-win), hourly rates, flat rates, or some combination of the foregoing. Please ask about which plans are available for your matter.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:
Glynn & Finley, LLP, Walnut Creek, CA (2001-2005)
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver & Hedges, LLP, San Francisco, CA (2000-2001)
Brown & Bain, PA, Phoenix, AZ (1997-2000)
Debevoise & Plimpton, Washington, DC (1997)
U.S. District Court, District of Utah, extern for Hon. Bruce S. Jenkins, SLC, UT (1996)
U.S. Department of State, Balkan Action Team, Washington, D.C. (1994)
EDUCATION:
University of Columbia School of Law, New York, New York.
Juris Doctorate, 1998. Recognized as Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar (approximately top 20%), 1995-1996; served as president of law school's chapter of Amnesty International, 1996-1997; participated on Human Rights Law Review, 1996-1997.
Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah.
BA, International Relations, 1995. Graduated Magna Cum Laude.
MEMBERSHIPS:
California State Bar Association
Utah State Bar Association
Utah Trial Lawyers Association
FEDERAL COURT ADMISSIONS:
US District Court, District of Arizona
US District Court, Northern District of California
US District Court, Eastern District of California
US District Court, Central District of California
US District Court, District of Utah
PUBLICATIONS:
Partial Justice Within the U.S. Judicial System: Differing Treatment of Males and Females, published in a textbook titled A RHETORIC FOR THE SOCIAL SCIENCES, Prentice Hall (1997)(ISBN: 0134402723)
LANGUAGES:
Hungarian
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