Charles F. Abbott, Utah Injury Attorney
Born: Sedro-Woolley, Washington, October 12, 1937
Admitted to: California Bar, 1963; Utah Bar, 1981; Utah Supreme Court, 1981; District of California, Southern District, 1967; U.S. District Court, District of Utah 1981; Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, 1963; Supreme Court of the United States, 1983.
Education: University of Washington (B.A., 1959 -- Econ)(J.D., 1962). Editorial Board of Washington Law Review, 1961-62. Phi Delta Phi. Law Clerk to Hon. M. Oliver Koelsch, 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1963-64. Presenter, Utah Trial Lawyers.
Author: (books): How to Do Your Own Legal Work, (Citizen's Law Library) 1976; How to Win in Small Claims Court (Citizen's Law Library) 1981; How to be Free of Debt in 24 Hours (Citizens Law Library) 1981; How to Hire the Best Lawyer at the Lowest Fee (Citizens Law Library) 1981; The Millionaire Mindset (McKinley Institute) 1987; Business Legal Manual and Forms (Advocate Publishers) 1990; How to Make Millions in Marketing (Advocate Publishers) 1990; Telemarketing Training Course (Advocate Publishers) 1990; Coauthor (books): Charles F. Abbott & Nelson Abbott, How to Form a Corporation in any State (Advocate Publishers) 1990; Personal Injury and The Law, 1997; Charles F. Abbott & Nelson Abbott, The Complete Asset Protection Plan (Advocate Publishers) 1990: " Inherent Power of the Court--Constitutional Grant of Power, 36 Wash. LR 153 (1961); " Abolition of Sovereign Immunity in Washington, 36 Wash. LR 312 (1961).
Activities: Utah Trial Lawyers Ass'n, California Trial Lawyers Ass'n, Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Listed in Marquis' "Who's Who in American Law, "Who's Who in America, "Who's Who in the West, "Who's Who in the World, and "Who's Who in Finance and Industry.
Practice Areas: Nationwide practice in advising and defending companies involved in Advertising, Direct Marketing, Mail-Order, Telemarketing; and Postal and FTC defense. Practice in all state & federal courts by special admission; member, Utah & California Bar Associations. Also, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Medical Malpractice, and Commercial Litigation.
