Criminal Defense
Defense for DUI, domestic violence, drug crimes, felonies, and serious charges where preparation and procedure matter.
Focused counsel when outcomes matter.
Chad Steur Law represents clients in criminal defense, personal injury, divorce, civil litigation, family law, and debt collection matters across Utah.
Private practice since 2006
Former Utah Assistant Attorney General
Admitted in Utah and California
United States Supreme Court admission
Trial judgment for clients who need a clear path forward.
Chad Steur began his career as a trial lawyer in California in 1990, moved to Utah in 2004, and served for two years as an Assistant Attorney General before entering private practice in 2006.
His work has included state and federal litigation, criminal defense, employment disputes, wrongful termination, personal injury, product liability, breach of contract, family law, and debt collection.
The firm is built around personal representation.
Personal Injury
Representation after car wrecks, dog bites, slip-and-fall accidents, and other injuries caused by negligence.
Divorce & Family Law
Guidance for clients who need calm direction through divorce, custody, support, and sensitive family transitions.
Civil Litigation
Litigation counsel for business disputes, breach of contract, employment matters, and real-world courtroom risk.
Debt Collection
Practical legal help for collection matters where documentation, leverage, and timing shape the result.
Case Review
A focused first conversation about what happened, what deadlines are approaching, and what legal move comes next.
A legal background that spans public service, defense, and private trial work.
- Conflict counsel panel attorney for the Salt Lake County Legal Defender's Office in 2009 and 2010.
- Represented Utah state departments and agencies in employment litigation while serving as Assistant Attorney General.
- Graduate of the University of Utah and Pepperdine School of Law.
Clients point to preparation, confidence, and detail.
"His professional demeanor and confidence alleviated any concerns I may have originally harbored about my case."
"Your patience and determination were key to your successful defense in my DUI case."
"I felt safe and fully informed through each step of the process."
Start with a direct conversation.
Call or email the firm with the basic facts, any approaching deadline, and the documents you already have. The first step should make the legal path easier to understand.