Evanston, Wyoming Attorneys

Practical Counsel for Uinta County Residents & Business Owners

Bailey | Stock | Harmon | Cottam | Lopez LLP provides legal representation in Evanston and across Uinta County for matters that require clear strategy, careful documentation, and steady follow-through. With more than 175 years of combined experience, the firm handles cases for individuals, families, business owners, and organizations throughout Wyoming.

The work is disciplined and direct. Legal issues are evaluated based on facts and documentation, not assumptions. Strategy is built around what will hold up in negotiation, in writing, and if necessary in court. Throughout the process, you can expect clear guidance and a case plan that keeps the matter moving.

Reach out online or call (307) 222-4932 to schedule a consultation.

What to Expect from Our Uinta County Lawyers

Representation should be predictable and straightforward. When Bailey | Stock | Harmon | Cottam | Lopez LLP takes on a matter in Evanston, you can expect:

• A Structured Plan. The work is organized around the decisions and documents that drive outcomes, not around generic checklists.
• Clear Responsibilities. Records requests, drafting, filings, and follow-up are handled by the firm rather than pushed back onto you.
• Direct Explanations. Legal options are explained in plain terms, with practical risk included.
• Consistent Communication. Calls, emails, and texts are returned promptly, and updates are tied to real progress and next steps.

Legal Matters We Handle in Evanston

Bailey | Stock | Harmon | Cottam | Lopez LLP provides legal representation in Evanston and throughout Uinta County in the following practice areas. The approach remains consistent across matters: organized documentation, practical guidance, and strategy shaped around the facts.

• Personal Injury. Representation for personal injury claims involving car accidents, truck accidents, premises incidents, and other negligence matters. This includes injury claim evaluation, insurance negotiations, and trial preparation when necessary.
• Business Law. Business formation, contract drafting and review, compliance support, transactions, and business dispute resolution. This work often supports day-to-day operations and long-term business planning.
• Real Estate. Real estate attorney services for purchases, sales, leasing, title issues, boundary and easement disputes, zoning questions, and contract review for residential and commercial property.
• Employment & Labor. Employer-focused counsel for workplace policies, employee handbook drafting, compliance issues, dispute prevention, and response strategy for employment-related conflicts.
• Estate Planning. Estate planning services including wills and trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and plan updates after life changes or new property purchases.
• Utilities & Energy. Legal counsel for utilities and energy matters in Wyoming, including regulatory compliance, planning, and documentation for long-range operational decisions.

Our Personal Injury Focus Areas

Bailey | Stock | Harmon | Cottam | Lopez LLP handles a range of personal injury claims for people in Evanston and across Uinta County. Below are the types of cases the firm most often evaluates and pursues:

Vehicle & Roadway Claims

• Motor Vehicle Accidents
• Bicycle Accidents
• Pedestrian Accidents

Property & Animal-Related Injuries

• Premises Liability
• Dog Bites

Serious Injury & Loss Cases

• Worker injuries
• Wrongful deaths
• Medical malpractice

Handling Matters That Involve Multiple Parties & Moving Pieces

Many legal issues are not just “you and the other side.” There may be insurers, business partners, lenders, title companies, multiple property owners, medical providers, or agencies involved. When several parties are involved, a matter can become disorganized quickly, and the timeline can get controlled by whoever is the least responsive.

Bailey | Stock | Harmon | Cottam | Lopez LLP keeps the work organized by identifying decision-makers early, directing requests to the right parties, and tracking what is required to move the next step forward. The firm also works to prevent common problems such as incomplete documentation, shifting responsibility, and negotiations that start before the necessary facts are on the table.

Documents That Help Move a Legal Matter Forward

A consultation is more productive when the relevant documents are available early. If you have any of the following, bring them or have them ready:

• Insurance letters, claim numbers, adjuster details, and coverage information
• Contracts, drafts, invoices, payment records, and written demands
• Emails, texts, and correspondence tied to the dispute or transaction
• Closing documents, deeds, surveys, title materials, and property records
• Workplace policies, handbooks, notices, and written communications
• Existing estate planning documents or prior versions

If documents are incomplete, the consultation can still move forward. Part of representation is identifying what should be requested next and where it should come from.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a consultation usually cover?

A consultation typically covers the timeline, the documents that matter most, the legal issues involved, and what realistic options exist. You should leave with clear next steps, including what information should be gathered and what should be avoided while the matter is pending.

Will the firm take over communication with the other side?

In many matters, yes. That often includes insurers, opposing counsel, business counterparts, or other parties involved. Managing communications through counsel helps keep discussions accurate, documented, and focused on the issues that actually matter.

What if the matter involves more than one issue, such as business and real estate?

That is common. A transaction can involve contract terms, financing, property rights, and business obligations at the same time. The firm’s role is to evaluate the overlap, identify the controlling documents, and build a strategy that accounts for the full situation rather than treating each issue in isolation.

Contact us online or call (307) 222-4932 to request a consultation and get a clear plan for what to do next.