ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY

Victoria Carlton

ATTORNEY AT LAW

Biography

Victoria Carlton is an associate attorney at Snow Jensen & Reece, and her practice focuses primarily on commercial and civil litigation, including contract enforcement, fraud, municipal law, construction, and real property disputes. She has developed a high level of expertise in these areas of law, accompanied by her expertise gained as a law clerk in Utah's Second District Court, and focuses on providing the client an advocate and guide through difficult legal disputes.

Education

Brigham Young University, J. Reuben Clark Law School, Provo, Utah
- J.D. – 2016
- Honors: Research Assistant, Dean David H. Moore
- Law Review: BYU Law Review, Senior Editor
- Law Journals: BYU Journal of Public Law, Managing Editor, and International Law & Management Review, Managing Editor of Submissions
Brigham Young University, Marriott School of Business, Provo, Utah
- M.P.A. – 2016
- Honors: Romney Endowment Scholarship Recipient
- Honors: Teaching Assistant, Professor Aaron Miller
- Sector Emphasis: Local Government
Utah Valley University, Orem, Utah
- B.S. – 2012
- Honors: magna cum laude
- Major: Political Science

Professional Associations & Civil Activities

Women Lawyers of Utah, Member, 2017 to Present
Utah Bar Journal Editorial Board, Board Member and Editor, 2021 to Present
Young Lawyers Division, Executive Board Member – Southern Utah, 2021 to Present
Red Rock Center for Independence, Board Member, 2021 to 2024
Women’s Influence Network, Vice-Chair, 2021 to Present

Recognitions & Awards

J. Reuben Clark Dean’s Fellow – Academic Success Mentor
J. Reuben Clark Career Success Peer Mentor

Bar Admissions

Utah, 2017
Texas, 2016

Publications & Presentations

A Need for Reform–In the Wake of the Penn State Scandal, BYU Education and Law Journal, 2015 BYU Educ. & L.J. 507, 2015
Working Toward World Peace in Non-International Armed Conflict, BYU International Law & Management Review Journal, 10BYU Int’l L.&Mgmt. Rev. 210, 2015
H.B. 82 and Utah’s Pursuit of Affordable Housing, Utah Bar Journal, Volume 35, No. 1, 41–42.
Legal Research Doesn’t Have to Break the Bank, Utah Bar Journal, Volume 35, No. 4, 46-47