ClydeSnow

Ms. Campbell represents individuals and businesses in a variety of civil and commercial disputes including employment-related suits, contract claims, complex divorces, and business torts. Although experienced in all stages of litigation, she is also a court-certified mediator for domestic and other matters.

Education

• Juris Doctor, J. Reuben Clark Law School, Brigham Young University (2008); Editor-in-Chief, BYU Journal of Public Law (2007–08)
• Bachelor of Arts: Communications, Brigham Young University (2005); University Scholarship recipient

Experience

• Certified Domestic Mediator
• Adjunct Faculty, Legal Interviewing and Counseling, J. Reuben Clark Law School (2008–09)
• Course Instructor, Basic Mediation, Brigham Young University (2008)
• Legal Extern, Office of General Counsel for LDS Church, Frankfurt, Germany (2006)
  

Publications

• Co-author, Utah section of Legal Malpractice Law State by State, First Chair Press, Forthcoming 2012
• Addicted Employees: Dealing with Porn, Drugs, and Booze, Utah Bar Journal, Sep./Oct. 2010, at 28–31
• Co-author, Recent Changes to Federal Employment Laws Will Affect Utah Companies: Examining the ADA Amendments and New FMLA Regulations, Utah Bar Journal, Mar./Apr. 2009, at 18–22
• Note, Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor, and Your Country Shoppers: Reevaluating the Firm Resettlement Requirement in U.S. Asylum Law After Maharaj v. Gonzales, 21 B.Y.U. J. Pub. L. 377–97 (2007)

Awards and Honors

• ALI-ABA Scholarship and Leadership Award (2008)
• Dean’s Award for 4.0 in Criminal Law (2006)

Pro Bono Activities

• Grader, Utah State Bar Examiner Committee (2011-present)
• Member, Supreme Court Committee on New Lawyer Training (2009–present)
• Mediator, Utah State Courts (2007–present)
• Member, Wills for Heroes Committee, Young Lawyers Division, Utah State Bar (2008–present)

Interests

Performing on harp and piano, wakeboarding, Scrabble, graphic design, and the beach