James A. Sorenson, Attorney at Ray Quinney & Nebeker - Salt Lake City, UT

Leading Bankruptcy and Commercial Litigation Attorney

James A. Sorenson is a distinguished shareholder at Ray Quinney & Nebeker P.C., one of the preeminent law firms in Salt Lake City, Utah. With a practice rooted in excellence and community leadership, Mr. Sorenson specializes in bankruptcy, creditor's rights, and complex commercial litigation. He serves as a critical advisor to banks, financial institutions, and businesses navigating insolvency issues. As a leader in the legal community, he has served as the President of the Utah Minority Bar Association and Chair of the Bankruptcy Section of the Utah State Bar.

Strategic Financial Advocacy

Mr. Sorenson's practice is focused on protecting the financial interests of his clients. He has extensive experience in Chapter 7, 11, and 13 Bankruptcy proceedings, representing trustees, creditors, and businesses. His expertise extends to Commercial Litigation, where he handles real estate disputes, contract enforcement, and landlord-tenant matters. If you need to find an attorney who combines technical legal knowledge with a practical approach to dispute resolution, James A. Sorenson is a top-tier choice.

• Creditor's Rights: Representing lenders in collections, foreclosures, and asset recovery.
• Bankruptcy Litigation: Handling preference actions, fraudulent transfer claims, and discharge objections.
• Receiverships: Managing and preserving assets during complex legal disputes.

A Pillar of the Legal Community

James A. Sorenson is recognized for his commitment to diversity and inclusion within the legal profession. He serves on the executive committee of the Utah Center for Legal Inclusion and actively mentors young lawyers. His professional accolades include being named a ”Rising Star” by Super Lawyers and one of Utah's ”Legal Elite” by Utah Business Magazine. Based in the iconic Key Bank Tower, he offers clients the resources of a large firm with the personalized attention of a trusted advisor.