Associate
Mark Dodd received a BA degree from Brigham Young University in 2003 and Juris Doctorate from the University of Kansas School of Law in 2006.
Mark began in general practice and gained experience in many areas of the law, spending most of his time in courtroom litigation. He then worked with different tribal and state government entities in Kansas where he served as general counsel for the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation, executive director of the Kansas State Gaming Agency and executive director of Native American Affairs in the Kansas Governor’s Office. Although he gained great experience in government, Mark missed representing individuals and helping people directly, so he returned to private practice.
Mark chooses to work with clients who have been injured through no fault of their own. He chose to join Fillmore Spencer because the firm focuses on helping individuals. Mark feels the most satisfying part of his practice is helping people who have been hurt and are being taken advantage of by insurance companies, businesses, and irresponsible individuals. He focuses his representation on clients seriously injured in personal injury and workers’ compensation cases in Utah as well as employment issues.
Mark is married with 6 kids and enjoys playing sports and hunting with his family and extended family.
Mark is a multi-talented attorney who handles family law and civil litigation and specializes in injury cases, both worker’s compensation and personal injury. Mark’s professional and personal background have uniquely qualified him to deftly handle federal Indian Law matters both for and in relation to Tribal governments.
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