Robert J. Fuller, JD, MBA, is an attorney at the Fuller Law Office, LC, in Eden, Utah. His civil litigation career and trial practice started as an associate attorney with the law office of Robert B. Sykes & Associates in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Robert's litigation experience includes a variety of jury trials in both the state and federal court systems. Cases include excessive force claims, auto accidents, wrongful death, medical malpractice, dog bite injuries, contract disputes, ADA claims and aviation accidents. Civil rights complaints include 1st Amendment claims, 4th Amendment excessive force claims, 5th Amendment due process and Taking Clause disputes.

Robert has argued appeals before the Supreme Court of Utah, the Utah Court of Appeals, and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. Mr. Fuller also participates in a number of alternative dispute resolution programs and is available to arbitrate agriculture, water, and real estate disputes.

Fuller family members continue to operate the Evergreen Ranch, LC, in Eden, Utah, a sixth-generation family farm.

Education

University of Utah, S.J. Quinney College of Law, Juris Doctor, 2003

    ~ Outstanding Achievement Award in Water Law, Spring Semester, 2003

Oklahoma City University, College of Law, attended,  2001

Utah State University, Master of Business Administration, 1991

Utah State University, Bachelor of Science, Marketing, Minor in Economics, 1989

Member & Admissions (Utah State Bar #10061)

Admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of Utah, 2004

Admitted to practice before the United States District Court, 2004

Admitted to practice, United States Court of Appeals, 10th Circuit, 2007

Utah Association of Justice and Weber County Bar Association Member

Family

Married to Nicole L. Fuller, children: Mattie, Bridger, Annica (and Ranger)

Family Activities: farm work, traveling, showing livestock, 4H, riding horses, hunting, fishing, raising Belted Galloway x Wagyu cattle, improving wildlife habitat.

Community

Pro Bono Projects: Counsel for cemetery district, local water company, agriculture disputes

   ~ See Gardiner v. Taufer, 2014 UT 56, pro bono appeal, Utah Supreme Court

~ See Toone v. Weber Cty., 2002 UT 103, ¶17, Plaintiff (“voiding. . . sale of the Wolf Creek Park") 

Utah Open Lands Committee, Appointed by Gov. Leavitt, 1996-98

Model Uniform Jury Instruction (MUJI) Committee (present)

Model Uniform Jury Instruction (MUJI) Subcommittee ~ Boundaries & Easements (2025)

Supports and Sponsors Future Farmers of America Programs