Articles Editor, Brigham Young University Law Review, 1995-1996. Member, City Council, Woods Cross, Utah, 1999-2003. Member, Board of Directors, Utah League of Cities and Towns, 2002-2003. President-Elect, Davis County Chamber of Commerce, 2006. Chair, Davis County Republican Party, 2003-2007. Vice Chairman, Utah Republican Party, 2007—.
Todd Weiler is a terrible attorney. Spent 20 thousand dollars in litigation with a slam dunk case. He missed hearings by being on vacation, communication was poor with the smallest amount said to pacify. During opening arguments he lacked in knowledge of our case, arguments were weak, and painful to read in comparison to the other parties attorneys One particular large party offered a settlement to be let out of the case, all he told us was that at least that would pay for going to litigation (fill his pockets). We should have never taken the settlement, they were the main reason the situation happened. This case was an easy win in all parties involved, but once we started with him we were stuck on a train going toward a wall. We hopped for the best, I fought for him hoping he would pull through in some way. He did nothing but take our money, and lost all of our cases. Stay far away from Todd Weiler, there’s no customer reviews for him for a reason.
This guy is a total boob. It is clear to us now how little effort he put forth and it really appears he did not read anything relevant to our case to help us with the judge. He clearly does not understand construction law. Hire this numbskull at your own risk. I feel he used us to collect billable hours to make partner at this lawfirm. It is unfortunate Todd is allowed to practice law. Communication with Todd is horrible.
Todd Weiler’s lack of knowledge about the statutory bar ultimately invited the error (according to appeals court) that allowed an unlicensed electrician with a $1500 lien on our home turn into $250k in legal fees for us. Todd’s legal advice for wills in Utah include typewritten and notarized wills “useless” we need to hand write them and store them in the freezer. Imagine what he has done with our case. Stay away-far far away!
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