Aaron Johnstun

Mr. Johnstun is the personal founder of Johnstun Law. His legal practice focuses on business transactions, corporate law, and startup businesses. He has a depth of experience in guiding complex transactions and litigation to a successful resolution. Representative legal matters involve business transactions and litigation opposite of Utah’s best law firms. Read more about Johnstun Law’s story.

Outside the office, Aaron enjoys biking, golf, Kansas basketball, hunting in the Rocky Mountains, catching a good baetis hatch, reading books on startups and marketing, and mauling his kids, and Pudelpointers.

Core Practice Areas:
Business Formations and Startups
Business Transactions
Commercial Contracts
Corporate Governance
Trademarks/Copyrights
Complex Business Litigation
Securities Fraud
Finance/Banking
Employment Matters
Healthcare Compliance
Administrative Actions
Non-Profit Corporations
Education & Admissions:
University of Kansas School of Law, Juris Doctorate (2007)
Brigham Young University, B.A. Philosophy (2003)
Utah Bar (2010)
Kansas Bar (2007)
United States Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals (2009)
United States District Court, District of Utah (2010)
Litigation Section Member, Utah Bar
Central Utah Bar Association, Utah Bar
Honors, Publications & Representative Cases:
SuperLawyers, Mountain States (2016)
SuperLawyers, Mountain States (2015)
Attorney at Law Magazine, Are Non-Compete Covenants Still Good for Utah Business? (2016)
Farm Tractors in Kansas: How to Perfect a Security Interest, 57 U. Kan. L. Rev. 409 (2009) (with Stephen J. Ware)
American College of Bankruptcy: Circuit Review, Tenth Circuit Editor (2007-2009)
Kansas Bar Association Practice Handbook, Bankruptcy: Chapter 11 (2009) (with Edward J. Nazar and W. Thomas Gilman)
When Wall Street Meets Main Street (Featured Guest), 630 AM UtahKTLK, July 17, 2010
Qualtrics, LLC v. Cabrinha, et al., No. 140400600 (Fourth District Court,State of Utah)

• Startups
• Corporate Services
• Business Litigation

• Free Consultation
  For prospective clients, I offer a free case review. If the legal matter appears to be a "fit," we then schedule a personal 45-60 minute business strategy meeting for a fee of $499.
• Credit Cards Accepted
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  My fee structure is client oriented. Whenever possible I like to work on a flat fee schedule. This ensures my clients know what my fees are, and is an incentive to get the work done quickly.

University of Kansas School of Law

J.D. (2007)

2007

Brigham Young University

B.A. (2003) | Philosophy

2003

Utah State Bar  # 13070

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