William E. Frazier

• Obtained defense verdict in contentious real estate dispute between owners and real estate agents in 2020 (Stagecoach v. Cooper)
• Obtained favorable verdict on behalf of a homeowner, including an attorney fee award in 2020 (Lott v. Dixon)
• Obtained seven-figure judgment against a former business partner who breached obligations in 2020 (Katts v. Vowell)
• Obtained outright dismissal of civil claims for negligence and battery in a claim alleging severe brain injuries in 2019 (Brooks v. Dockstader)
• Obtained outright dismissal in wrongful death asbestos litigation venued in Los Angeles, CA on behalf of client in 2018 (Rigor v. 3M, et al)
• Obtained outright defense verdict after trial in a matter involving a farming accident and severe injury (greater than $1,000,000 demanded at trial) on behalf of a farm and its owners in 2017 (Bradbury v. Blackburn, et al - Wayne County, UT)
• Obtained dismissal after nominal (low four-figure) compensation in California wage and hour claim in 2018 (Barsell v. Bundy - Alameda County, CA)
• Obtained outright dismissal with no monetary compensation to Plaintiff in wrongful death claim asserted against client in 2017 (Vaught v. Jamestown, et al - Iron County, UT)
• Obtained outright dismissal of cross-complaint against client with no funds paid whatsoever in a contentiously litigated matter in Los Angeles County, California in August 2013 (El Camino v. Landgrave, et al)
• Obtained seven-figure settlement after six years of litigation in contentious wrongful death matter in southern Utah (Confidential v. AT Asphalt)
• Obtained a jury verdict for $5,985,000 in favor of client in complex public works construction dispute in Riverside County, California in March 2013 (Gotte Electric, Inc. v. ASR Constructors, Inc.). After court costs and attorney fees awarded by the court, total verdict with costs exceeded $6,500,000.
• Obtained jury verdict of less than $216,000 against defendant/client when over $10,000,000 was sought by Plaintiff in a traumatic brain injury case in Alameda County, California in 2010 (McQueen v. OSLC). Since the verdict was below the amount offered by way of statutory offer to compromise, Plaintiff had to pay OSLC’s expert fees and litigation costs, totaling over $100,000.
• Obtained defense verdict in favor of client after lengthy jury trial in Mendocino County, California in 2009 (Berry v. DVCS).
• Obtained acquittal of client in juvenile court in case alleging multiple felonies in Washington County, Utah in 2012 (State of Utah v. Confidential)
• Obtained acquittal of client in criminal matter alleging multiple offenses in Washington County, Utah in 2010 (State of Utah v. Confidential)
• Obtained jury verdict in excess of $136,000 in auto vs auto collision with modest injuries and no surgery in San Mateo County, California (Confidential v. Emcor)
• Obtained outright defense verdict in arbitration in slip & fall case filed against a religious organization in Santa Clara County, California. (Salim v. County of Santa Clara & South Bay Islamic Association)

Prior to entering the legal profession, Bill worked in social services, developing and directing vocational programs for persons with disabilities. Bill  is certified by the Social Security Administration, in collaboration with Virginia Commonwealth University, as a benefits planning, assistance, and outreach counselor. Bill also provides estate planning and trust administration assistance for clients in California and Utah.

In his spare time, Bill enjoys spending time with his wife and three sons, playing with his band “Identity Crisis”, playing tennis, and cheering the San Francisco Giants.