Meet Bruce Franson
Bruce Franson
Bruce is a dedicated attorney whose primary goal is fair compensation for injured people. After graduating from the University of Utah with a bachelor’s degree in English and a minor in Spanish, Bruce realized that his degree didn’t serve him very well in the real world.
He decided to give law school a shot. He scored in the top 1% of the nation on the LSAT and received a scholarship to attend law school at Brigham Young University. There, he was an editor for the Journal of Public Law, President of the Sports and Entertainment Law Society, and in his second year finished first in the annual Intraschool Negotiation Competition.
In the ensuing decade-plus of practice, Bruce has represented various clients from large corporations all the way down to children, but always found the greatest satisfaction in representing people. Bruce is committed to getting the best possible result for all his clients and is willing to go the extra mile to get there.
Educated in Utah
- Juris Doctor – 2005
- Law Review: Journal of Public Law, Editor, 2003 – 2004
- Law Review: Trial Advocacy Team, Member, 2003 – 2005
University of Utah, Salt Lake City
- B.A. – 2002
- Major: English
- Minor: Spanish
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Mr. Franson Is Proud to Be a Part of
THESE PRESTIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS:
Mr. Franson Can Help
IF YOU HAVE…
Been Injured
Suffered an Accident
Been Abused
Experienced Professional Misconduct
Lost a Loved One
More Than Just an Attorney
He now spends his days happily trying to keep up with teenagers.
Honors and Awards
President
Utah Employment Lawyers Association
2008-2009
Chair
Utah State Bar Labor and Employment Section 2010-2011
Member
The International Legal Honor Society of Phi Delta Phi
Honors and Awards
Aixa Herrera
“It’s one of my proudest accomplishments.
“I took it all the way through arbitration, appeal, and a jury trial and ultimately received a result that was twice the defendant’s top offer.”
Michael Burdette
“It was a difficult case with a difficult defendant, but I was able to get a good result without taking it to trial for a client who very desperately needed the money. As he was nearing retirement, the funds would not only help him heal, but put him in a good place to help with his kids and grandkids. Three generations of help in one case.”
More about Mr. Franson
He scored in the top 1% of the nation on the LSAT and received a scholarship to attend law school at Brigham Young University.
There, he was an editor for the Journal of Public Law, president of the Sports and Entertainment Law Society, and in his second year, finished first in the annual Intraschool Negotiation Competition.
Published Works
Net Opinion Rule: Utah Specific Issues and Application, Utah Trial Journal, Vol. 30, No. 2, 2007
Past Employment
Robert H. Wilde, Attorney at Law, PC, Attorney, 2006 – 2012
EACH CLIENT IS UNIQUE
“I chose to focus on PI because I like people. I’ve represented major universities and interstate corporations, but I’ve always preferred to work with individuals. I like the one to one contact and the ability to legitimately help someone in need… I try to bring a personal touch to every case and recognize that each client, each claim, and each injury is unique.”
-Bruce Franson
Find the Support You Need
Bruce Franson
Attorney Bruce Franson and our team at Flickinger Sutterfield & Boulton are dedicated to helping people just like you recover the compensation they need to rebuild their lives.
There is no upfront cost for hiring an attorney from our firm and we do not collect unless you do.
Mr. Franson has spent over a decade helping injured individuals in Utah. Whether you were injured or wronged, he can provide the support you need.
Reach out to us online or call our Provo location at (801) 753-1616 to discuss your options.
Contact Flickinger Boulton Gooch Robson
Provo, UT
Provo, UT 84604
(801) 500-4000
West Jordan, UT
West Jordan, UT 84088
(801) 500-4000
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