Three Foley Litigators Named to Utah Business' 2026 Legal Elite
August 10, 2026
Utah Business
Foley & Lardner LLP partners Jordan Bledsoe, Monica Call, and David Mortensen are recognized by Utah Business as among the 2026 Legal Elite.
The Legal Elite honors 100 of Utah’s leading attorneys who have made significant contributions in their respective legal fields and demonstrate exceptional legal knowledge, ethical standards, and professional accomplishments.
Utah Business shared the following testimonials describing the positive impact each of Foley’s selected Salt Lake City attorneys delivers to their clients, community, and the legal profession:
- “Jordan has continued to demonstrate exceptional legal skill and a strong ability to build lasting client relationships. His dedication to service is equally commendable, and he is actively involved in volunteer efforts.”
- “Monica exemplifies legal excellence and leadership in Salt Lake City. As managing partner of the Salt Lake City office and the litigation practice group leader for the firm’s western region, she has significantly influenced the legal community.”
- “Dave is a highly respected litigator in Utah and a partner at Foley & Lardner, who is widely recognized for his strength as a trial attorney and his command of complex business disputes.”
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